My ideas

It would be great if we could move the whole line.This would help to roughly get it into the right position, and then use the circle adjustment for fine-tuning.

After updating to Capture One 16.7.4.24, the Base Characteristics → Curve dropdown no longer shows a hover preview. Previously, I could move the cursor over options (Film Standard / Linear Response / Portrait) to preview the look temporarily; now ...

please add "digital scanning profiles for negatives" aka "inverted profile" so everything isn't in reverse Basically give us a Cutural Heritage "lite" option inside of C1 Pro or an "CG lite" add on option (add Fuji GFX positive(transparencies) + n...

An issue that I have frequently happens when I send the Capture One live link to the client to make their selection after the shoot. Within their package they get a certain number of images and I ask them to 5 star the number of images according t...

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...

For example, a model being photographed in the studio on a backdrop is selected using the AI mask feature. Using the ‘Overlay’ function, it would be possible to check whether the lighting and/or perspective suits an existing predefined background....

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 ...

It would be helpful sometimes to be able to choose zoom level when culling groups.

Crop tool is quite basic, but it is probably one of the most used by many users. Several ideas already suggested improvements, but here is one I have not seen in other posts : Toggling between standard or user-defined ratios is tedious. If I exper...

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...