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What problem do you see this solving? I routinely shoot many variants of the same subject. Most are pruned in post-processing and the keepers stay for some time, and I possibly assign them to different collections. Months later I run another round...

I searched around and found a bunch of things about masking but none of them seemed similar to this request, so I'm making a new one. The new AI masking is fantastic. Being able to select just the subject or just the background is a game change...

Integrate Capture One directly with Blurb (and other) photobook producers. This is much quicker than the workaround (see below) on two counts: 1). See an image that you rate for the photobook, and send it to directly to the photobook. If you prefe...

Details What problem do you see this solving? I shoot many photos of birds and butterflies. Often the subject is very small and in the center of the frame. If I am already zoomed in to see if the bird image is a "keeper", I have to zoom back out t...

Proposal: Integration of 360 Image Support in Capture One Pro Introduction: As technology continues to advance, the demand for immersive experiences is on the rise. 360-degree photography has emerged as a powerful tool for creating immersive conte...

What problem do you see this solving? (De)activating multiple layers in one go is a hassle. So is deleting multiple layers. Being able to take care of multiple layers in one go would speed things up and save many clicks. As an example, I could see...

What problem do you see this solving? I’d love to see a dedicated tool for brush settings that can be pinned in the tool bar. Right now the only way to see my opacity and flow is clicking into the menu - the brush settings under the layers tool, o...

I go to share the gallery and select Watermark (I have a watermark set up in my Export Recipe). For some reason it only shows up about 1 in 10 times. I'm on C1 16.3.7.10. Macbook Pro M1 Max on Ventura 13.4.1

Having a "strength" slider (that works the same way as an "opacity" slider on a layer) that can be used to reduce the strength of all adjustments that do not belong to a layer, would be useful to correct initially over enthusiastic adjustments. I ...