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Hello, First of all, let me tell you that Capture One is a dream to work on. I have been working on this program since the beginning and I also teach it at the University of Art in Lausanne, Switzerland. I am a power user and, in addition, a very ...

I’m hoping not to have to rasterize and then erase but only styles can support a LUMA range component

As illustrated in these two videos, Lightroom has a very powerful Color Calibration tool that globally affects colors (akin to "color science"). It seems like a very useful tool that would be great to have in Capture One as well, since C1 has a bi...

Hello, I would like to see about having the option to 'include layers' when exporting to TIF/TIFF. I think it would also be beneficial have this option using 'Edit With' or "Open With' when creating a TIFF. Conversely, when importing new TIFF file...

earWhat problem do you see this solving? Usually I apply crop early in editing. Automatic selection of healing source point sometimes selects a point outside of the area cropped away. Often I want to move the healing source point. So I have to rem...

As a headshot photographer I offer my clients the ability to have selected shots on different backgrounds--usually white, gray, or black, but on anything they wish. We can shoot on green (or blue) screen and then use green screen software to remov...

What problem do you see this solving? When importing DJI Raw files from a drone such as Mavic 3 or Air 2S, Capture One applies heavy vignetting, a heavy greenish color cast and muddy colors. This take enormous amount of time to correct. Feel free ...

Once a live session is terminated or disabled, all comments made on images simply disappear. This makes it very inconvenient to use Live as the sole review gallery and communication system with a client for image selection and retouching feedback.

If you click on Refine Mask, but you forgot to magnify your image to 100 percent (or whatever magnification is desired) then you now have to cancel the refine mask process, enlarge the image and then go back into refine mask. But if you don't like...