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What problem do you see this solving? With complex dodge/burn and other adjustments, one quickly runs out of the ability to add more layers (I think 25 is the max). This is all the more needed since one can only apply a single parametric mask per ...

As I have been testing the new negative conversion feature on my negatives, I have noticed that in both black & white as well as color, C1 tends to convert to a much darker image than something like Negative Lab Pro or even manual conversion i...

Now that the Lumix S1RII has been added to the supported list of cameras in Capture One using the tether shooting function, it's time to expand this to the older models in the Lumix S-series line-up, starting with the second most recent cameraL th...

Dear C1, I'm using all 4 histogram tools, but I'm especialy interested in the Evaluation tool - I want to know excactly how my highlights and my lowlights is present in the original RAWfile. The purpose is to expose to the right and get as much in...

What problem do you see this solving? When you apply a gradient mask to an image after making keystone adjustments, the gradient mask follows the original dimensions of the image rather than the current dimensions after keystone adjustments, which...

I shoot tethered with multiple cameras on a single session. I capture one photo at a time per camera — no automated captures.All cameras are connected to the computer. I would like the ability to select these different cameras using a keyboard sho...

I wish to see more detailed IPTC Options in the ingest dialogue. 1) Not only set a IPTC template that was used/save before, but also an option to open an IPTC dialogue where every IPTC field can be set right before the ingest. e.g. Normally I need...

As a Fuji X user, I depend upon being able to view the specific Fujifilm film simulation used for an image file within C1P for organizational and informational purposes. I know this information is available, as shown below. P Thanks,Gary

Hello It would be helpful to display the consecutive image number of the currently edited image in the image browser toolbar. Currently, it only shows the number of selected images (1 of 250). Perhaps a solution could be toggled by double-clicking...