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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.

Pixelshift images on Sony can only be processed by Sony software and the adjustments on that app are very crude. The TIFF file it produces is not as editable as a RAW image and I can never get the tones I want.

It would be beneficial to reduce an image in size (negative zoom) in the viewer so that one could use the gradient tools beyond the image to better control feathering/intensity of the mask within the image. This would require the ability to reduce...

I have created a template with ckient viewer a on a second screen but every time I quit capture one and restart it again I have to reactivate the client viewer on the 2nd screen and adjust the size of the viewer etc. Can't capture one remember that?

Make it possible to show client viewers on capture one live for studio on ipad

A common way I spend a lot of time is renaming files. This is often the situation whe shooting tethered. Each folder / shot on a shoot (in a session) is named, Shot 01, Shot 02, etc. At the end of the day we will have 20 folders Shot 01 - Shot 20 ...

Hi, this may sound like quite a niche request. Alternatively, it might open up a new market for your product (or even for a cut-down version). Anyway here goes: First, about myself. I have for decades been a film photographer. Don't worry - I'm no...

Issue: The white balance tool currently has a maximum value of 14000K. This limitation presents challenges in specific projects, such as underwater photography, where exceeding this threshold is often necessary. While I’ve found that using the whi...

When sharing a Live gallery with a client while shooting tethered, it's great that the last images come last. However, when sending a Live session for review and final selection after a shoot, it's usually more "natural" to have the first images f...

Option (check box or Alt) to load overlay (like Mask) on the region where sharpening is applied..