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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.)

I have read that Canon is sharing processing tech and/or a plugin allowing use of features usually only available in camera or the terrible DPP software. If CaptureOne isn't working with Canon already, CaptureOne should pursue this. If those featu...

I shoot sports and live performances. I frequently shoot in bursts so photos are similar. I crop and make adjustment tweaks to one photo and then want to apply the same adjustments to the next one. Doing copy/apply is too time intensive. This is a...

What problem do you see this solving? In a lot of video production monitors there is an exposure tool called False Colours. It's similar to the Exposure Warning function in C1 but it's not just limited to one colour for the highlights and one colo...

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...

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...