Feature requests

In the mask menu it would be very helpful to get an option to copy an invert a mask in one new option so that it ist done in one step or click.

Library management is too limited. Catalogs have extremely limited functionality and preformance decrese with lots of photos to manage.Library management should become more like a real DAM, with better performance, advanced search, also with the h...

Which device are you using? Samsung Note 9 What problem do you see this solving? Every other Android user who also owns the Desktop C1 client probably wishes for C1 mobile as well.. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of function...

Would it be possible to add more tools to modulate the presentation of the contact sheet? Namely: Possibility to put a title Ability to manage the weight of the PDF To be able to rename the images directly on the page before making a PDF To be abl...

Can we implement Live for Studio in Cap1 Mobile? When on location I shoot tethered to an ipad that the Creative Director holds for reviewing. The other members of my team would love a second Ipad for viewing. Implementing a Live for studio feature...

manual masking in C1 is tedious

Instead of standard contrast assuming a middle of 128, it would be great if CaptureOne also offered a smart contrast that would actually find the "median" in any given image and apply the contrast lightening and darkening from the specific median ...

I backup my catalog weekly. Over time the backups pile up on the hard drive and take up a lot of space. It would be nice if there was an option in the backup dialogue to automatically delete backups older than x upon completion of the current back...

Additional curves for saturation and luminance. Please include Saturation vs Saturation, Saturation vs Luminance, and Luminance vs Saturation.

Every time we create a new layer, why not have Capture One automatically place the cursor on the layer in the layers palette - prompting us to rename it? (Rebelle software does this.) As with most of us, even Paul Reiffer forgets to name his new l...