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Hi, I'm writing to flag a serious usability issue with the Import dialog that's costing me a lot of time and frustration. The Filters panel inside the Import dialog appears to retain hidden state between sessions, and when it gets into a stuck sta...

love the new focus option to follow the eyes and face, but it doesn’t do any good when you are shooting product. If you could “marquee” or selects an area and set the focus tool to follow that area that would be amazing. Sometimes when shooting pe...

The most straightforward method for fine-tuning and matching colors is achieved by using HSB numbers. This is particularly advantageous because Capture One incorporates Hue, Saturation, and Lightness sliders in the Color Editor. Currently, it’s ak...

What problem do you see this solving? The Color Balance tool is good but could be better with a few simple additions: Add the ability to input RGB/HSL colour values Add the ability to use an eye dropper to select existing colours within an image. ...

I use the rating system to organize my images during a tethered shoot on my iPad. I rate images as 3-stars for any I like, 4-stars for absolute favorites, and ultimately 5-stars for any client-approved final images. It’s simple, and it works. Howe...

allow the before and after slider to have options for “last change” as well as “original” so you can see the difference between the last adjustments not just all adjustments since file originated. For example if I switch to monochrome and want to ...

It would be extremely useful to be able to clamp the levels output so that no matter what adjustments are made, the output never exceeds the desired clamp level. This is possible due to the way the pipeline works in Lightroom, but not so in Captur...

How is this not a thing? Its not very auto if I have to press the button every time. And this is NOT the same as copying last adjustments, I give you an example: I photograph a lot of kids, I set perfect exposure, we start the shoot, the kid takes...

Just a simple short cut feature, please enable it. I have seen multiple requests for this.

A shift lens might have max 12mm shift. With 24mm tall sensor (in landscape orientation) this would place the horizon on the edge of the image (when camera is horizontal). More typically the shift would be 8-10mm. If the shift lens has 17mm focal ...