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For my archive and some clients, I want to add specific metadata (e.g. "persons shown" which is not available in C1) to large sets of files. Usually I import RAWs directly into C1, do my culling and editing there, then "sync metadata" (so my star ...

every time i scan some film without correction (of blu/cyan for keeping the film tones in the shadow) i am not able in any way to white balance correctly, there is a limit at 14k kelvin which is many times still too cold.

I would like a color picker that would automatically set the color wheel (shadow, mid, highlights) to the opposite color. This would make removing color casts easier. Thank you

In the Edit Keyboard Shortcuts section, add the ability to register Midi actions/panels. This would enable a faster editing workflow. All actions could be mapped to specific keys/knobs on a controller. This is possible with the competition via MID...

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...

What problem do you see this solving? Renaming keywords in a larger catalog, especially top-level keywords in a hierarchy, takes unbearably long. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specific tool? Everytime I...

The representation of purple fringing in the C1 RAW editor is not correct. After correcting purple fringing with the pf slider, purple fringing is still visible, however when you zoom in to the spot it is gone, also sending it to e.g. PS with 'edi...

What problem do you see this solving? As it is, the Dust Removal tool button says Remove Dust regardless of whether Remove Dust or Remove Spot is selected, and so you have to open the menu to see which is selected. If the button would reflect the ...

What problem do you see this solving? So, to achieve a "long exposure" effect, and also a noise reduction effect, stacking multiple raw images and average them (with aligning) you could achieve this. I guess this is what the Phase One cameras does...