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What problem do you see this solving? When you making keystone adjustments manually (i.e. by placing the four adjustment points and then clicking 'Apply'), you currently have to zoom in and out and pan around an image in order to place the adjustm...

As a landscape photographer I would like to have a Map module in Capture One where I can set the GPS coordinates and where I can see where my pictures were taken. I am now using Houdahgeo in combination with Capture One. But it would be great to h...

I often use multiple lenses and/or cameras when doing a single session. I use Fujifilm X-T5 and X100VI, that share the same sensor. Before editing I apply manufacturer profile as a lens correction to all images because I think it's better than the...

I would like to change the order of the picture within a template.for example: If I have two images in a row, I would like to have the left one to be in the right side? and vice versa. (without going back to the catalog and change there.)

Ad a key combination (space-command) (Mac) for the Zoom in Tool. Ad a key combination (space-command-alt) (Mac) for the Zoom Out Tool. Fix the Zoom In /Zoom Out tool when clicking on a specific part of the image, the zoom has to be on this specifi...

As for Adobe, let us use Adobe Lens Creator software (or equivalent) to make our own lens profile.

Please add ability to desqueeze images shot with anamorphic lenses

PROBLEM: The HDR feature for architecture/real-estate jobs. It means, when I come back from the job, my cards contains at least 40 pictures over 120 RAWS (bracketing 0,+,-). Currently, for each pictures I have to: - wait for the previous HDR merge...

Lightroom does it, CameraRAW does it. It makes no sense that Capture One ignores the Aspect Ratio set In-Camera. How can i know my composition when i edit my images later. Please add this feature br David

What problem do you see this solving? Coming from Lightroom, I often used to blur regions of a photo. • Mostly just on the vignette/peripheral zone to direct the viewer to the sharp center of the scene • sometimes I need to quickly "unsharpen" and...