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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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The global "copy/apply" currently only copies something when truly an adjustment was made (and it's called "adjustment clipboard"). However, sometimes people may like to sync all settings including eg White Balance as the camera may have changed W...

What problem do you see this solving? Capture One does not have the AI ​​denoise and AI auto masking features found in Lightroom. AI features make photo editing incredibly convenient. I've been using and loving Capture One, but now I'm seriously c...

What problem do you see this solving? C1 does not support modern file-types like heif-files from Sony. These are superior compared to jpg and having professional software like the C1 these should be supported. When was the last time you were affec...

When exporting images using receipts we have the option to put images in a subfolder. The problem is that if images are in a subfolder, nothing shows in the output folder. The only way image show up here is if they are not in a subfolder

Add an option that lets you see various cropping aspect ratios when using the crop tool. Eg. You could see 4x5, 2x3, and 5x7 crops when making an 8x10 crop to make sure those crops fit. This is important for volume photographers that sell prints i...