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Drag adjustment layers from one image to another. It gives you a workflow experience which is way more effortless and intuitive rather than accessing the adjustments clipboard.

Image rotation in Live View. I am shooting on a table with a camera mounted straight down on a monostand on the opposite side, it would be great if we could work on a live view that is rotated 180º.

Allow user to select which menus to close such as Metadata" and "Adjustments" for example. Possibly make the whole menu environment user selectable. This could be done through a dropdown menu. Easy for me to say. Ha ha.

We use Advanced Color Editor extensively. We would like to be able to use masking first in a layer, and then have the advanced color editor be constrained to the masked layer. When adjusting colors for art reproduction photography of paintings, we...

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.

n editorial and storytelling workflows, the sequence of images is often just as important as the content itself. It would be incredibly useful to allow photographers to define a custom image order within a Capture One Live session — so that client...

What problem do you see this solving? In Windows 11 the Full Screen Preview (F shortcut) doesn't work correctly. In order to just see the image only at full screen size you have to press:- F (which only removes the Toolbar) Ctrl B (to remove Brows...

Great to have the trigger follow on Mac, it'd be great to have also two more buttons, one to see on the Mac the displayed image on the Ipad (sometimes the client likes one and you have no clue which one it is you have to ask for the name or go see...

I have found creating Smart Filters where one of the criteria is the based upon a key-word that I have residing in my Keyword Library is currently very cumbersome . It would be extremely helpful if when creating a filter based on a 'keyword' a sel...