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All recent Leica cameras (M10m/r; M11, SL2s, Q3) have a LPC tool that automatically corrects the keystone effect. The corresponding LPC data is recorded in the RAW files (DNG). Adobe’s LrC can interpret and apply the data via the quided upright co...

What problem do you see this solving? Our monitors are wider than they are tall, which means one ends up doing an awful lot of scrolling when editing due to there being too many tools in the current context to fit in view. It is more to have them ...

Lightroom Classic: Preferences > General > "Treat JPG files next to RAW files as separate photos." This is a highly important feature request. I posted this request once on the forum. https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/1...

Hello developer team, It would be helpful if EXIF data selected by the user could be displayed during a slide show. Preferably with selectable font, size, color and background. Best regards Andy

What problem do you see this solving? After a certain age your vision slightly decreases and the ability to read small text diminishes. I would love to being able to increase the font size somewhat, and also make the borders around chosen images m...

What problem do you see this solving? With Leica Q3 and with some other lenses which need distortion correction (as the Sony 20-70) if i create a layer with linear gradient it appears not linear (t'distorted) even if the overlay graphic appears pe...

What problem do you see this solving? I want to use Capture on full scream with out any of the panels or tools disappearing. Editing on a larger monitor or two displays it's irritating that it only offers the canvas view. It seems like this would ...

What problem do you see this solving? The ability to do output sharpening in the Export Adjustment tool as part of each recipe is a clever idea, but the sharpening can create halos around high contrast edges. The result is that I don't really use ...

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...