My ideas

What problem do you see this solving? Say I have 10000 photos. I attend to a concours so I chose photos by putting them in collection. I have say 30 collections. When browsing photos, how to know if the particular one belong to a collection or not...

All current Leica cameras (M11, Q3, SL2, SL2-s) write the data for perspective correction into the RAW files. Unfortunately, these are not read out in C1, although there is a switch for this "Assign keystone correction to the camera." Can this als...

What problem do you see this solving? The Selection State or selection of images is LOST when using Advanced Search Criteria and UNDO. Lost time, loss of rhythm when culling photos... When culling photos in normal session view (Not CULL IMAGES win...

I often use my iPhone to capture images. Often these are Live images or short movies. Although C1 will play these files, that's all it does. Similar to Adobe Lightroom, I would like to be able to extract a single frame from a movie file and use th...

I know this feature is available on Mac computers, but we Windows users want the same love! Frankly, it is a bit annoying that you seem to operate on the basis that everyone uses Apple products. (You NEVER give demos on Windows computers, you ALWA...

I shoot events, with each event going into a separate catalog but I use common export recipes (Instagram, web size, high res, etc.) for all catalogs.It would vastly increase my productivity when exporting orders (I'm constantly switching back and ...

It would be interesting for sharing Preset Workspace etc. to also be able to use services like Google Drive or Drop Box

I edit with two screens. It would be really useful if when I crop the image, on the second screen I had the cropped image and not just a duplicate of the image with the crop.

Very simple request : A way to change how much you want to magnify the loop or even disable it within Keystone correction.

What problem do you see this solving? I'm using C1 to process infrared images. Most lenses have a 'hotspot' in the centre of the image. I can fix that (almost completely) with a combination of lower brightness, increased contrast and increase clar...