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As a regular user of Capture One's Advanced Color Editor, I've found the skin tone adjustment capabilities to be incredibly versatile - not just for skin, but for precise color adjustments across various subjects. However, the current limitation o...

there is only an option to show the photo in size or zoom out to make it smaller

Saving export folder/subfolder by catalog would save time when frequently switching between catalogs and would eliminate the need to duplicate recipes, each having a catalog specific export folder.

I hardly shoot people but I do enjoy shooting birds (and cats). When sorting through images and trying to find the sharpest it would be great if the "Focus" tool would also centre on the eyes of birds and animal.

Need Nikon Zf tethering support on capture one mobile

The ipad studio app has been working great, however I use one as a monitor for the photographer and often the client will ask to show the photographer an image. Since I don't have the ability to control the ipad I have to turn a monitor or the pho...

Dear C1 team: I've been planning to switch over to C1, mainly because the image processing for my Nikon, Fujifilm and Sony RAW files is way superior to Lr and Camera Raw. It's easily noticeable.But I see some options from Lr are still better imple...

When using Refine mask would be nice when auto switch over to greyscale mask appears.Or could be done by Tickbox(??) for User Choice if needed. (Auto select or not). And after applying view switches back to normal photo view without a mask shown.

You have the feature where we can correct verticals / horizontals by lining up a line with two circles on anything we want to correct the geometry on. It's great, but those lines / circles are so feint that it can be hard to find the darn things o...

What problem do you see this solving? When working with multiple Images from a landscape series captured on a tripod, I sometimes want to use the crop tool to have all images showing the exact same view. To achieve this, I apply a crop to the firs...