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What problem do you see this solving? At the moment, the "Snap to Eye" feature only works on humans (because face detection). For me as a nature photographer, it would be very helpful if this feature also worked for animals. This would dramaticall...

Which device are you using? iPad Pro What problem do you see this solving? When shooting outside (or in any situation really) we need to be able to gauge the exposure of whites/blacks/reds etc on numbers, as a lot of the time we either need to mat...

Around 3 years ago, floating tools started having shadows underneath them, which usually then encroaches on the image. Clients often ask why the top corner is darker on set. So, it'd be great to have an option in preferences to remove shadows from...

mouse control of color wheels, activated by the keyboard

Which device are you using? iPad Pro 12.9 m1 What problem do you see this solving? In architectural (especially) and other commercial genres, you often need to either compose to a particular layout grid or make sure your verticals/horizontals are ...

The program should be able to provide the user with the ability to quickly and easily reverse an accidental/unintended deletion of an image file (to the 'Trash' folder) from the original folder that image was imported into. My understanding is tha...

Ad jp2000 file export possibility this is well used in cultural heritage as a safe way as an alternitive to tiff files. Files are much smaller but also when done right lossless, and has same information as a tiff.

Dear Support Team, When shooting tethered with a non-standard aspect ratio (e.g., 4:5), cropping behavior breaks down specifically when both portrait and landscape orientations are mixed. In such cases, unintended cropping occurs—for example, land...