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HI C1, been a user for years - Im a photographer and over the passed few weeks while using CaptureOne LIVE for studio ive have clients want the background color of the viewing screen on the iPad to be white not black. so they can see how the tones...

I love Capture One for my Nikon conversions, but I wish the Whites/Highlights sliders had more of an effect than they currently do to bring those higher tones down. Adobe's ACR, though inferior for conversions, have more effect than the ones in Ca...

As I am importing many sports shots from events, I would like to be able to group by burst shots, group images taken within 2-5 seconds of each other as an option. Often when finding a good location the only part of an image that will change is th...

Capture One currently ignores the alpha channel in PNG files, displaying the transparent areas as raw, undefined pixel data rather than true transparency. This results in a distracting speckled or magenta-tinted background and prevents accurate co...

It's a brilliant feature but I usually give up on it because for me it's on the wrong side of the screen. It would make more sense to pin a compare variant to the right side of the viewer for people that prefer the tools on the left side. This is ...

As a solo tethered photographer, I often simulate a collaborative shoot (e.g., where a director or assistant controls the shutter) but lack built-in tools for precise automation. I'd love an advanced intervalometer feature in Capture One to handle...

I would like to see in the live gallery the directory path on the computer where the relevant sessions is located - in order to not get confused and open a backup in stead

Add the ability to select multiple folders (Ctrl+Click) so that all files from the selected folders/subfolders can be displayed.

Would definitely be interesting to know how much time is spent on postproduction on every picture delivered, and on the session in general. Useful, to have a finer outlook to what is charged to the client and for personal knowledge about our own w...