My ideas

Hi, I’m a Fuji user and I love using Capture One but I want to use it under Linux. I don’t want to use Mac or Windows and there are lots of people like me. Please think Linux users for next releases. Thanks from now.

The global "copy/apply" currently only copies something when truly an adjustment was made (and it's called "adjustment clipboard"). However, sometimes people may like to sync all settings including eg White Balance as the camera may have changed W...

Winget is a microsoft Windows tool able to handle package install/update/removal It's becoming more popular and is now even more popular than chocolatey. I would love to be able to update Capture One without openning it, just by letting Winget han...

What problem do you see this solving? I would like to have the possibility to edit the GPS tag of a set of photos by selecting a .gpx file. I'm actually recording the GPS information in a .gpx file and I use a CLI tool to apply the recording to al...

What problem do you see this solving? Capture One Pro is supposed to support HEIF image files, but my Fujifilm X-T5's HEIF images are not recognised. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specific tool? I have ...

I dread Capture One opening the last session or catalog upon starting Capture one. For instance Adobe Photoshop doesn't automatically open the the last opened file when starting the application. Photoshop only start's the application without files...

When exporting images using receipts we have the option to put images in a subfolder. The problem is that if images are in a subfolder, nothing shows in the output folder. The only way image show up here is if they are not in a subfolder

I hardly shoot people but I do enjoy shooting birds (and cats). When sorting through images and trying to find the sharpest it would be great if the "Focus" tool would also centre on the eyes of birds and animal.

A long press on the tool title, like on the individual sliders, to see the effect of resetting all the sliders in that tool - it would be easier than an alt-click on the reset button for the tool. This would be consistent with the way the individu...