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Splitting this over several posts so that each request is visible and considered separately. Request for this post: Re-instate option to choose Small/Med/Large thumbnail sizes Further info (same on other posts): This week I upgraded to Capture One...

Splitting this over several posts so that each request is visible and considered separately. Request for this post: Add option to have a viewer margin and/or proof margin like in C1, adjustable if possible. Further info (same on other posts): This...

Splitting this over several posts so that each request is visible and considered separately. Request for this post: Re-instate maintaining the zoom level on next capture, when following. (Old behaviour would maintain zoom level, which is useful fo...

Full screen keyboard shortcuts need to be enabled for client viewers. Currently they don't so the only way to get a client viewer full screen is to make sure its facing your workstation and close enough for you to see the pointer. This makes it mu...

FOR ON-SET PHOTO PRODUCTIONS: Add FOLLOW SELECTED toggle to Live for Studio. Currently Live for Studio defaults to FOLLOW CAPTURE. Sometimes photographer or client would like LfS to work like a Client Viewer where they can call out an image for me...

The most straightforward method for fine-tuning and matching colors is achieved by using HSB numbers. This is particularly advantageous because Capture One incorporates Hue, Saturation, and Lightness sliders in the Color Editor. Currently, it’s ak...

Looking for the ability to have capture one do object (cars, animals, birds) detection as well as people/face detection.

It would be great to have the option to view images with their current Capture One adjustments applied while culling. I understand that Cull is optimized for speed by using the embedded camera previews from RAW files, which makes sense for efficie...

The tool works when the image is rotated a few degrees, but unfortunately it does not work if I do not want to rotate the image. It would be cool if it were possible to increase the image fields without resorting to rotation. And if you added back...