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When using "subject" mask, have an option to create the mask only within the crop area. I am a bird photographer and often my "subject" can be a smaller part of a larger complex scene. By cropping (or selecting somehow) a smaller more precise area...

I was a bit surprised to find that I couldn't trigger "Auto Keystone" for an image with a keyboard shortcut, and one cannot be assigned. I am aware that I can select and deselect Keystone from the "Apply Auto Adjustments" menu, but that's already ...

Which device are you using? iPad mini 6, CO Pro on Win10, Fuji cameras What problem do you see this solving? Currently, there seems to be only one way to transfer images through Capture One Cloud: from iPad/iPhone to Capture One Pro for further ed...

Auto Adjust does a great job of getting things close but seems to be dialed in to a very contrasty result. While being able to tick on and off the various adjustments is great, it would be even more useful if we could set a strength for each one, ...

I'm constantly having to refine the AI Masks (with the same value). The do not copy over when copying/pasting from a previous edit. Copying/Pasting ALL values when regenerating masks would be great. Also, setting a default value of refine mask on ...

What problem do you see this solving? Being able to use the arrow keys to size the cropping area (as in other editors) is much more accurate/sensitive than dragging with the mouse and easier in many cases. When was the last time you were affected ...

What problem do you see this solving? When working with black and white images i often see situations where the magic brush could be amazing but it only separates between colors and not grayscale tones. If there is a subject against a colorful bac...

I noticed a new, strange and confusing phenomenon while trying to permanently delete an image (command/shift/delete): So you enter the key combination and then, in the library, the active / highlight marker (white line around the image) goes to th...

I propose that the culling algorithm recognise a burst sequence by the criteria; same camera, same lens, sequential name, sequential time, time interval less than 1 second, and put these burst images in the same group. The user could then color ta...