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Details: When shooting a mix of stills and video, if I want to do anything with the video, including simply export it for editing, I need to go through Finder (cumbersome, inconvenient, and inconsistent with the way I can access image files with C...

From a picture to another I don't use the same masking routine : face and/or body skin, hair, lips... On C16.5 the "people" button is easy to find, next to subject and background - but the symbol I have to click to change what is included in the m...

I would like to start by acknowledging that the core of the issues we are facing may primarily stem from Canon's Wi-fi technology. However, I believe there are improvements within Capture One's scope that could greatly mitigate these challenges. A...

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...

Hej! Could we add the option where if i move from one image to an other that it could auto select the same layer: Say if i have 6 layers and i work in layer 3, when i go to the next image it would be great with an option where it select layer 3 on...

Idea description Capture One supports referencing existing folders without copying (Add), but this workflow is not treated as a first-class UX path. Core problem Whether Add or Copy is used depends on how a folder is introduced (import dialog, d...

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

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...