My ideas

Use AI to analyse an image and generate a graduated depth mask to allow effects to be applied in a smooth way according to the caluclated depth that items appear in the image.

in Photoshop already in very old versions is this possible, should be possible in C1 too, or have I to return to adobe?

The centre to face and centre to eye features on the Focus window have been fantastic for shots with a single person. But with multiple people in frame, the feature is hopeless for selecting the dominant face, and will often even select an out of ...

Capture One currently shows some overlay icons in the browser that indicate something, like that adjustments were made, export status, negative conversion. GPS isn't one of those, and it would be great to have displayed as well. Here's a mockup of...

At the time of the Live for Studio announcement, it was said that an iPhone version would also be released, but it has not been released yet. Is there a plan to release it, or is it not possible? I want to monitor on multiple screens, but because ...

[*] Description of the problem (please be concise and keep it under 8 lines): When changing settings in the lens correction tool and then copying them C1 per default sometimes wants to copy the lens profile as well which causes wrong adjustments o...

It's quite common for my clients to say 'please give me files no larger than xMB as our CMS can't handle it'. What would be great is if I could specify a max file size, then C1P could create files that sit just under that amount.

It would amazing and closing a gap to enable the use of Fuji film simulations (ICC Profile) with Fuji RAW files in DNG format (as created e.g. by Iridient Transformer or PureRaw). The DNG files' Exif data contain the information on camera maker an...

After a shoot on location I want to cull, add meta data and create a backup to my NAS in the office. Also being able to use my portable monitor as a 2nd screen to view a photo in larger size is helpfull. Currently I can only do the culling on the ...