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Use Case: On a multiple monitor setup(Windows), I would like to have my main Capture One window on my bigger 4K monitor, and arrange some floating windows on a second or third smaller monitor(s).However, the floating windows will all snap back to ...

Which device are you using? iPad Pro 12.9 m1 What problem do you see this solving? In architectural (especially) and other commercial genres, you often need to either compose to a particular layout grid or make sure your verticals/horizontals are ...

I am a regular user of Capture One and greatly appreciate the quality and precision of the image management tools you provide. However, I would like to suggest an enhancement regarding keyword management that could significantly improve the softwa...

In the role of Digital tech, when using a monitor that is not always facing you, sometimes its a bit of a guess to full screen that viewer with (f). Perhaps some sort of screen in screen to control the photographers monitor better. Or script that ...

Please change the color of the scroll bar. It is very difficult to find the dark gray scroll bar thumb against a darker gray scroll bar.

What problem do you see this solving? I like to preview my images with grain when using C1 but I would like to have the option to disable it when exporting files. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specific ...

What problem do you see this solving? Often one ends top with a host of floating tools that obscure the image. Like TAB in photoshop, it would be useful to be able to toggle the tools so that with one button they would disappearand then re-apear W...

Dear C1, I'm using all 4 histogram tools, but I'm especialy interested in the Evaluation tool - I want to know excactly how my highlights and my lowlights is present in the original RAWfile. The purpose is to expose to the right and get as much in...

What problem do you see this solving? I want to have more control when I need to clone something from a photo. As an example, you need to delete something that is only partially covered by your subject, or it's emerging from the hair, etc. When yo...