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Aftershoot AI editor supports Capture One for creating an AI profile and editing in Capture One but only looks at the image layer (background) so in order to build an AI profile we can't use layers. It would be great if it were possible to flatten...

What problem do you see this solving? I want to use Capture on full scream with out any of the panels or tools disappearing. Editing on a larger monitor or two displays it's irritating that it only offers the canvas view. It seems like this would ...

What problem do you see this solving? Throughout almost all of the Mac interface, I can make a selection of contiguous objects, then hold Command to add a discontinuous object, and then Shift to extend that second group. In the Capture One Browser...

I wrote in a while back suggesting an integrated DCP/ ICC profiling tool. I understand this is unlikely to happen any time soon. ICC profiling using SpectraCore and BasICColor work great for 2 dimensional reproduction work however they fail when s...

What problem do you see this solving? Capture One handles the process of HDR merging completely automatic with no user-interaction. Often the results are not very satisfying – the brightest parts of the merged images are often still too bright (e....

What problem do you see this solving? When I go over a group of pictures in culling mode, I am looking for the picture where all the people have their eyes opened. I would love if in culling mode, c1 will put the images where the people have there...

Sorry please delete this. i've found the option!

I'd love to be able to scroll through color tags. My idea on implementation of that would be like speed editing. Simply hold a button responsible for color tags and scroll through none, red, green, all of them.

What problem do you see this solving? The ability to do output sharpening in the Export Adjustment tool as part of each recipe is a clever idea, but the sharpening can create halos around high contrast edges. The result is that I don't really use ...

What problem do you see this solving? Our monitors are wider than they are tall, which means one ends up doing an awful lot of scrolling when editing due to there being too many tools in the current context to fit in view. It is more to have them ...