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Ability to add a shortcut to switch between the automatic Clipboard Adjustment settings (Adjusted and Adjusted except Composition). Regularly need to switch between the two when editing architectural work.

When working in connected mode, it would be ideal to be able to reproduce the selected cropping and orientation.

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 ...

i am a productphotographer and i use tethering at all my shoots. Most shoots the client is with me and does the styling of their products. For a lot of products, the camera is fixated above the product (flat lay) and the camera faces down, live vi...

I know these have been mentioned in the past but i feel are worth reiterating. Over a year since release and still we wait for tools that really should have been there from the start; Levels, Curves, better colour editing. We should be expecting t...

Hi, Using Catalog. When I export picture(s) from an exiting folder using export to a new folder, the new folder dose not show up in my catalog :-( I have to use add a folder, find the new folder, add it, then sync it.. It is a pain, as can have 30...

When I'm editing a shoot, I'm exploring various settings and adjustments. I might get the adjustments perfect on an image then I will copy the style settings and paste them on to photos that I believe are workable images. Lets say this is in colou...

It would be fantastic if I could hold down a button while cropping my images. This way, regardless of the ratio I’ve chosen, the cropping becomes freeform, allowing for quicker customisations. Once I release the button (or button combination), any...

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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