All ideas

What problem do you see this solving? No option to fill the outimage crop space with details of the image. Can you please add to the crop outimage option a function to allow the outimage space to be filled with the healing/cloning mask. Thanks Rene.

Hi, What problem do you see this solving? Poor Catalog performance I know, hierarchical keywords and their spelling are not subject to any standard. Nevertheless, all companies and programs known to me do it differently than Capture One. CaptureOn...

Your customers have spent a decade learning your desktop interface that your team has lovingly evolved over that time. Suggestion is to leverage that investment (both from your customers and your C1 team) and transfer as much of the desktop UI exp...

What problem do you see this solving? In find it easy to add keywords to images, but difficult to locate the images later. The Search function need improvement to be useful. For example, If I search for images with the keyword tree, I also get ima...

Being able to save my settings in the "Next Capture Adjustments" panel to my session templates would be a huge improvement. For example, I use the "Style" setting in this panel to apply a custom preset to the capture that contains my copyright and...

I am facing a slightly confusing effect with C1P in the above mentioned version. The following problem: I am in the browser (I have the large preview in the centre, the ‘filmstrip’ on the right edge.), and I want to delete an image. I do this with...

Currently a user can go into Cull Mode upon import as well as jump back to it from Edit mode - but without seeing the changes made/edits applied. Please make it possible to view edited images in the cull mode, so that I can visually cull better. T...

What problem do you see this solving? I want to have more control when I need to clone something from a photo. As an example, you need to delete something that is only partially covered by your subject, or it's emerging from the hair, etc. When yo...

As a Fuji X user, I depend upon being able to view the specific Fujifilm film simulation used for an image file within C1P for organizational and informational purposes. I know this information is available, as shown below. P Thanks,Gary