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Integrate Capture One directly with Blurb (and other) photobook producers. This is much quicker than the workaround (see below) on two counts: 1). See an image that you rate for the photobook, and send it to directly to the photobook. If you prefe...

As a headshot photographer I offer my clients the ability to have selected shots on different backgrounds--usually white, gray, or black, but on anything they wish. We can shoot on green (or blue) screen and then use green screen software to remov...

Client requests individual private links to multiple models (Corporate headshots use-case). Sharing "All Favourites" creates an "All" link and each individual album under "Session Favourites" indeed has its own link, but each link has to be indivi...

I am a sports photographer and I pre-cull on my camera by locking/protecting my selected images in camera. I then use Photomechanic to import only the locked/protected images which saves time and storage space. After this i usually open Capture On...

The current "Before/After" implementation is rather useless for judging subtle edits that follow a series of stronger edits. Since the "Before" view is fixed to the initial state of the image, too many (strong) changes tend to drown the latest (su...

When using the Match Look tool with monochromatic examples in the tool, applying it to a raw image results in a desaturated but not monochrome image.

A smart fillets that could search by folder name would make a huge difference.

While using the crop tool, moving your cursor outside of the cropped area changes the cursor to rotation. This has no visual indication as to when the cursor icon changes, essentially it's a hidden operation, which often comes with unintended cons...