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This is very frustrating and implicates on profesional image infront of clients. When capture one crashes and reopens, it does not open the most recent session, nor does is present a menu from which to choose which session I would like to open. Fo...

Current Limitation At present, custom styles and presets in Capture One can only be organized through the operating system’s file system (macOS Finder / Windows Explorer). Within Capture One itself, managing large collections of styles is unintuit...

Hello, it would be really great if you could implement proper NAS support for Capture One Studio/Pro. I think nowadays lots of us are building large arrays for all our media (not only photos) and moving away from simple DAS storage, as NAS allows ...

token with the style name would be very useful. I would use it in the output naming tool on the output tools tab. It would allow me to name it with the file name + style name. I frequently export with different styles, and this would help me ident...

The "Retouch Faces" feature is excellent and has been incredibly useful in my workflow. However, it would be even better if it supported GPU acceleration for faster performance.

Please add an ability to download all images from Live to users desktop. I cannot force my clients to edit how I want them to. When browsing thousands of images from a lifestyle shoot a browser is not the way to always work. Of course you could se...

Many of my leading agency clients have shifted to using Capture One Live over Picdrop, finding it to be more aligned with their workflow. However, they're encountering an issue with downloading their selections (such as green-tagged images) in low...

I see that the online collaboration tool can be really great if you had better control over it. When you share a gallery, there should be options like: Naming the gallery you are sharing. Be able to write a custom message or use saved template...

Film scanning is more popular than ever — from personal archives to museum preservation. Many scanners (Nikon, Plustek, Epson, Pacific Image/Reflecta, etc.) can capture an infrared channel to detect dust and scratches. Software like SilverFast HDR...