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it would be amazing if it would be possible to have the ability to automatically stack multiple images into one image like is used in macro photography. Whether it is stacking five images or 150 images. Or even to be able to take multiple images t...

In year 2024 ther is still a lot of social media happening on instagram and tiktok. It would be great to keep track of these special infos of my photos and videos in Capture One Pro. Most of the models, artists etc. i shoot have profile on instagr...

Being able to cull unwanted images during import preview i believe will save time. At least for me.

Please add an ability to download all images from Live to users desktop. I cannot force my clients to edit how I want them to. When browsing thousands of images from a lifestyle shoot a browser is not the way to always work. Of course you could se...

What problem do you see this solving? I like to organise my images with color tags, but often run out and find I have many images in the 'none' tag. It would be really useful if I could have more default options (say 10) or ideally be able to mana...

Will there be an improvement to the HDR merg tool in the near future? A deghosting option would be great! At the moment the HDR merg tool is very limited. When merging several images (more than two) there are often problems like strong ghosting in...

What problem do you see this solving? While retouching images I very often hit the max. number of layers: Dodging and Burning, retouching skin colour (racoon eyes, most of the time one has to use one layer per eye), color grading (yes, I use it wi...

Requested feature Please add an option to show missing/offline files. This option could be implemented in many different ways, e.g. as a menu item, 'Show missing files' for instance, or as a smart album criterion. What problem do you see this solv...

Hello, I would like to see about having the option to 'include layers' when exporting to TIF/TIFF. I think it would also be beneficial have this option using 'Edit With' or "Open With' when creating a TIFF. Conversely, when importing new TIFF file...

Currently, to view which lens was used for an image, one has to go to the Metadata panel, which takes up a lot of space. It'd be a huge time saver to display the Lens Name next to the Lens Focal Length in the main Viewer. To keep info short and ti...