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Working with large gradient tools is cumbersome because the control points are inaccessible once past the edge of the image. I often make very large radial or linear gradient masks where the control points simply disappear once they are beyond the...

I miss the feature of searching text in folder names. In the article "Searching by text" (https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002524657-Searching-by-text) it is stated that you can search text in folder names - but actually you can...

I would like to be able to adjust an image's physical dimensions (size), without having to export the image. Similarly to Photoshop's Image => Image Size feature. https://helpx.adobe.com/ca/photoshop/using/resizing-image.html#Resizeimages This ...

I would love to be able to lock the library tool from drag and drop folder changes and file moving, and prevent naming changes. Keep the right click menu to set capture / selects / output active.

It would be great if we could set mutliple exposure warning values with different colors. Even more so I would like to see RGB warnings, with complementary colors in the highlights, and the channel color in the shadows. 255/255/255 could go black ...

when adjusting a selected color using the Advanced color adjustment tab, we only have green/magenta axis to adjust - we should also have yellow/blue.

Pixelshift images on Sony can only be processed by Sony software and the adjustments on that app are very crude. The TIFF file it produces is not as editable as a RAW image and I can never get the tones I want.

It would be nice to have the function to create (presumably) the equivalent of a photoshop gradient map out of a colour chart in order to ballpark the colours in a shoot without having to jump through the hoops of creating custom ICC profiles.