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Sony, Fujifilm, and Panasonic can all freely record video while connected to Capture One, but Nikon is the only one where the video record button cannot be pressed. This is quite a critical drawback for hybrid shooters. Who is responsible for this...

It would be nice to have an unselect button in the import window. There are many Occasions where I do not import all the files off my Cards at one instant, Many times I have video and stills and want them named and saved in different folders. When...

I photograph motor sports shooting multiple cars throughout the day. I would like to speed up editing and culling after the photos are imported into capture one. I would like to select a reference car to display all cars matching or very close to ...

What problem do you see this solving? I am using frequently (e.g. for birds...) Canon´s RAW burst mode (Canon R6Mk2, R7). Unfortunately, importing these cRAW files directly in Capture One does not work. The cameras create a RAW roll in this mode a...

Face Focus is really handy! But when importing images, if I could hit Cmd + A and get a summary of all the faces in my images and be able to create albums based on face, or even personality. I'm sure somebody who is tasked with archival on a more ...

What problem do you see this solving? The camera I use most often is my Canon Powershot G7X Mark III. It has a built-in zoom lens with extreme lens distortion at wide focal lengths, and less (and different) distortion at telephoto focal lengths. T...

I create a custom ICC profiles for each session, sometime I create many profiles for each session. I have 8 years of profiles which amounts to over 1,000 profiles. It take a very long time to sort through them and locate the newest profile. I woul...

It would be nice to copy and paste adjustment layers. Also to batch edit (activate/deactivate layers) also to melt down or group multiple layers to one instance

Hello, I do a lot of fine art repro photography. When I shoot for stitched tiles to increase detail, I shoot wit the camera absolutely parallel to the art. The art is then moved in a planar manner, preserving perfect parallelism. I would like to b...