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When a selection gets shared there is information below at te bottom right. The text "© Copyright 2026 Capture One A/S" is visible. I've had clients ask about this as they believe this is incorrect and not C1. The copyright holding party is either...

How amazing it would be if copied and applied adjustments across the selection of similar images would automatically re-trace masks for objects selected through AI masking! It shouldn't be perfect, but if mask at least could be moving together wit...

I would love to see wireless tethering support for Nikon Z-series cameras added to Capture One, especially for the Nikon Z7 II. Wireless workflows have become increasingly important for photographers working on location, in editorial, fashion, and...

Instead of standard contrast assuming a middle of 128, it would be great if CaptureOne also offered a smart contrast that would actually find the "median" in any given image and apply the contrast lightening and darkening from the specific median ...

When you make a heal or clone, you can move the area where the heal/clone is sourced from, but you cannot move the destination area. Be convenient in the case of misalignment / fine positioning to be able to move it around.

I was really excited to check out the new layers feature. It might not sound like a major change to most, but control over how layers operate when they are passed between images, or pasted over each other, is something that has a dramatic affect o...

The centre to face and centre to eye features on the Focus window have been fantastic for shots with a single person. But with multiple people in frame, the feature is hopeless for selecting the dominant face, and will often even select an out of ...

The selection offered by ‘Subject Mask’ is usually very good, but in many cases it isn’t perfect. It’s often necessary to correct this subject selection. If you combine this ‘corrected’ subject mask with, for example, a radial filter, the correcti...

Subject detection in Capture One Pro, with a high degree of consistency, fails to identify the legs of birds and to a lesser extent animals. Specifically, C1 fails to mask the legs of Herons, Egrets, and other large water birds nearly 100% of the ...