All ideas

It is not possible to be in the refine mask tool and see how it affects 2 part of the image since you can't pan or zoom when using that tool

I'd like to be able to combine masks. In particular apply a gradient to the background mask. I do this often in Affinity Photo (but they don't have AI masks for background selection so its a little tedious). Be nice to be able to do it all in C1.

What problem do you see this solving? For combining exposure blending (HDR) and panorama together, there is currently no combined workflow. The HDR blending has to be done in advance, then the resulting HDR images have to be merged into a panorama...

Please, please, please add 'Frequency Seperation' for doing skin toning and detailing like what Photoshop has as there is no way in Capture One to do Frequency Seperation to edit blemishes on skin without affecting the texture of the skin. And Ple...

What problem do you see this solving? As it is, the Dust Removal tool button says Remove Dust regardless of whether Remove Dust or Remove Spot is selected, and so you have to open the menu to see which is selected. If the button would reflect the ...

We would like to request a feature that allows users to add descriptions to images in Capture One that will be recognized by Google Photos. Specifically: Add the ability to edit metadata fields in Capture One that correspond to the description fie...

On my shootingdays it’s very important to get the re-tether option to reload the pictures taken without connection to the ipad From my Fuji cameras Every time, I reconnect my cameras, the settings (JPG or RAW to ipad f.e.) are gone Use the origina...

Currently, DJI mini 3 pro dng files show a radial colour shift that is not present in some other raw software. Please correct this as Capture One is a great program!

You have the feature where we can correct verticals / horizontals by lining up a line with two circles on anything we want to correct the geometry on. It's great, but those lines / circles are so feint that it can be hard to find the darn things o...