What problem do you see this solving? While Capture One's Dust Removal tool is useful, it doesn't remove every kind of spot, fleck or blemish, and it's still necessary to check everything manually by zooming in to at least 100% and going over ever...
Capture One has advanced so much that there's little reason (imho) to also use Lightroom; however, in landscape work I often stitch images and while C1 is fast and has that weird "panini" version, LR allows auto crop, or a warp of the stitched ima...
I’m very impressed by Capture One’s commitment to evolving the software. The most recent Ai enhancements have been a big boost in my workflow. Here I’m asking for a very important feature that would in my humble opinion a huge time saver and drama...
I travel quite a bit and use C1 mobile while on the road. I am fine waiting to get back home to use C1 Pro for any advanced editing, but it would be great to be able to merge bracketed photos in C1 mobile, instead of needing to wait until I am hom...
What problem do you see this solving? I am a travel/outdoor photographer and things bother me very much is electric wires, poles and people. I know I could use the "Healing" or "Cloning" tools to remove them but if we could have a button says "rem...
Saving export folder/subfolder by catalog would save time when frequently switching between catalogs and would eliminate the need to duplicate recipes, each having a catalog specific export folder.
What problem do you see this solving? By being able to zoom to the focus point, the camera's auto focus chose when taking the photo, I can quickly see if the photo is sharp, where it should be sharp. Also, I can quickly seperate out photos where t...
