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What problem do you see this solving? Along side with sessions which I use for pro work, I have a big catalogue (15 Gb).for all my private and own projects. It's big and old (was imported from Lr!). Trying to backup that catalogue takes about one ...

Ver: 16.4.5.2312 OS: MS Windows.10 Pro 22H2 What needs to be done:1. Create a new catalog2. Import the folder with images3. delete all image from C1 4.Select folder synchronization. There is no way to disable the "new only" option. It is not possi...

What needs to be done:1. Create a new catalog2. Import the folder with images3. Change the name of the folder with images using the operating system In the "library" window, C1 will show that the folder is unavailable. It will display a triangle i...

enable c1 to import files direct from the camera via usb rather than always having to remove the card from the camera and read it via an external reader. I'm not talking about teathering, but about transferring previously captured images for proce...

What problem do you see this solving? In over lapping sections of adjacent images there can be differences where I want to be able to specify a priority for which over lapping image to use. Without being able to assist the panorama merge it often ...

Which device are you using? iPad / iPhone What problem do you see this solving? no problem but when star rate a photo adding a title/description would speed up the workflow as I don´t have to do this in CO on the mac

As more creators are incorporating video and finding subtractive color to be a good way to emulate motion picture looks, it would be great to have a subtractive saturation mode built into the color tools of capture one.

I would like the option to toggle the ReTwther feature on or off in Capture One Mobile for iPad (v2.4.3, on IOS 16). It was really painful to be shooting an event, get started shooting tethered for portraits, and then having hundreds of photos try...

The current "Before/After" implementation is rather useless for judging subtle edits that follow a series of stronger edits. Since the "Before" view is fixed to the initial state of the image, too many (strong) changes tend to drown the latest (su...