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CaptureOne could dramatically reduce the amount of time to perform batch operations (e.g. generating previews, packing EIP files and exporting finished images) by creating a separate executable which could be run on other machines whose sole purpo...

Dear [Capture One Team / Support Team], I hope you’re well. I wanted to suggest a potential enhancement to the Match Look feature that I believe could save users a significant amount of time—especially those of us working with large batches of ima...

What problem do you see this solving? Sometimes you create a catalogue and find it is relevant to keep adding to it as the topic is the same i.e. Travel. After a while, the catalogue is quite large(50K+ images) and it would make more sense to spli...

What problem do you see this solving? Before and after is not very useful since quite often a bunch of global corrections are made to an image and comparing the original to current is often not useful. If one could compare the last edit or last fe...

What problem do you see this solving? I want to see the edits in a catalog get written in the same folder right next to the original images similar to how Adobe handles XMP files. The reason I want to see this so bad is because I really want to ch...

In the Library, I would love to be able to right click on folder an have an "Import Here..." option.It would open the standard import window, and the destination would be already set. Great time saver.

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Bring back copy and apply by holding down the Control and clicking on the image in the browser. You used to have that! Why did you eliminate it. It's way faster then going up to the top for copy/apply..