Feature requests

I work on images on my laptop during my travels. Sometimes I work them on my iPad. At home, I work on them using a desktop with a large screen. I would like to have all the images (in catalogs and sessions) available to edit on any device, and con...

Treat RAW and JPEG as one in the library. The idea isn't that new. Lightroom had it years ago, and Capture has ignored it for years. RAW and JPEG files with the same name belong together and should be deleted together. Lightroom can do this, as I ...

I'd like to be able to right click and have a menu option to send an image directly to the match look module. I suppose a keyboard shortcut might do as well, but I'm not a keyboard shortcut user so much.

I started using my camera last year to digitise my parents old film from when we were kids. So was excited to see that negative processing was coming.However, I see that the High Dynamic Range and Dehaze tools are missing if you use the new way.

A live view button icon on the top toolbar, just like you have for a camera capture

Warum ist es nicht möglich, in Capture One, die eingabe der Schlüsselwortbereiche mit einem Shortcut zu belegen, damit die Bearbeitung leichter von der Hand geht. In diesem Punkt ist die Bearbeitung in Lightroom wesentlich effektiver und leichter!...

The proposal is that when using the crop tool, holding Ctrl enters rotate mode and holding Alt causes the crop region to scale about the centre point, and the mousewheel will change the rotation / scale, as with Speed Edits. The proposal is a simp...

Currently a user can go into Cull Mode upon import as well as jump back to it from Edit mode - but without seeing the changes made/edits applied. Please make it possible to view edited images in the cull mode, so that I can visually cull better. T...

Windows is delivered with standard fie manager, the "Windows File Explorer". However, users are free to install alternatives (better) manager like DOpus, OneCommander. And user can also set in the settings a default file manager. Then, when a prog...

The approximate hue of human skin is roughly 22 degrees in AdobeRGB. As it is a real world color, the hue varies with the soft proof color profile. In ProPhoto, for example, the hue is roughly 31 degrees, in sRGB it is 20. High saturation and brig...