All ideas

A feature to blend two (or possibly more) pictures into each other. Layers are already available. Now it would be great to blend pictures into each other and work on the blending details. You can get beautiful artistic images out of it.

I'm editing a black and white image that is mostly grey. When using a cloning brush, the brush is hard to see or find because its colors are similar to the image being edited. I could not find a way to modify the color of the brush. It would be ni...

‘Invert mask’ does not work as expected in version 16.7.3, when there are more than one submasks in a layer. Only one submask is inverted (seems to be the first submask). The other submask(s) are omitted in the result. This happens not only with a...

What about adding the tool guide in the Pro subscription for example. Having to edit in another software, just for simple action is troublesome.

Now that Capture One has some amazing AI masking abilities, I'd love to see some new Styles and Presets rolled out which utilise this. E.g. a Style called 'Moody Portrait' could run a series of actions such as: select the subject and add clarity...

Image rotation in Live View. I am shooting on a table with a camera mounted straight down on a monostand on the opposite side, it would be great if we could work on a live view that is rotated 180º.

It would be great to have the option to view images with their current Capture One adjustments applied while culling. I understand that Cull is optimized for speed by using the embedded camera previews from RAW files, which makes sense for efficie...

What problem do you see this solving? No support for Windows ARM devices, specially for Microsoft SQ powered ones. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specific tool? When I was interested in buying a Microsof...

I LOVE the auto keystone, when it works. The manual keystone process is painful and slow. What if there was a middle ground. When auto fails, it picks the wrong strong edges to straighten off of. I would love to loosely identify which straight lin...