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I want to have automatic 3:4 centering cutting. Currently, when taking horizontal and vertical images, the cutting cannot be automatically recognized and needs to be manually reset before centering cutting

C1 live has been a great innovation for on set workflow. A main feature that we need added is the ability to select multiple images at once for side by side comparison. Current workflow on high volume shoots is severely limited by the lack of this...

It would be awesome if it was possible, during a shoot tethered to capture one mobile, to be able to make quick annotations with the Apple Pencil. I get a lot of feedback on how the client wants something edited.

With the release of IPhone 16 Pro/Peo Max Apple added support to shoot in JPEG XL. I’m sure JPEG XL will come to other cameras as well. I would like to be able to Import JPEG XL into Capture One.

Heal and Clone options are worse than in Lightroom in the C1 Desktop Version. In C1 mobile I don't have any option to remove stains like sensor spots and unwanted image elements

What problem do you see this solving? Rendering intent, black point compensation, simulation of paper white should be part of the recipe proofing because they are needed for certain printer/paper icc profiles from my printing service. My printing ...

It's a big YAY and win and thank you to the C1 developers to add .af support with C1. Thank you. I hope it is a simple task, if I may ask, to add support for .af files for V2 of the Affinity Suite.

I know that Capture1 is primarly a RAW processor, not a pixel editor. Having said that, it would save me using other software if there was a way to blend two images together. Set a seperate file as a top layer, and be able to blend parts of it in....

Please add background fill AI generate! I could almost eliminate Photoshop in my workflow if this is added.

Double clicking with the Hand tool to zoom-in has been my preferred way of briefly zooming to review image detail since version 2? Now, with "retina" or hi-dpi displays, the one-to-one pixel mapping of a 100% zoom isn't ideal for assessing percept...