My ideas

Please add an option to toggle the keystone loupe on and off, for instance by using a modifier key when holding and dragging the adjustment points. While it's nice to finally have the loupe, it's something of a disadvantage not being able to turn ...

For unsupported / unprofiled lenses, it would be very helpful to have more granular control for the provided sliders. My main gripe is with the Light Falloff controls — adding a midpoint slider like Lightroom does would allow me to much bette...

Would be great if mask applied to an image, would also rotate with the image.

What problem do you see this solving? Coming from Lightroom, I often used to blur regions of a photo. • Mostly just on the vignette/peripheral zone to direct the viewer to the sharp center of the scene • sometimes I need to quickly "unsharpen" and...

I would like to suggest a small but important improvement regarding the new "Retouch Faces" tool introduced in Capture One. Currently, the settings from this tool are automatically copied when synchronizing adjustments between images. While this b...

AVIF and JPEG XL are the future AVIF and JPEG XL are the only two contenders for the spot as the next true JPEG replacement. They are both royalty free. It is inexcusable for Capture One to not support these two formats, presently. JPEG XL has bee...

Would like to know if there is a way to "unlock" the Retouch Face Tool to "smooth out" bedding in the same way that the tool "smooths out" faces. Use a Mask instead of Face Detection to select area and apply.

The layers and masks pane is difficult to use, especially when you have more than 3 items in the list. I often look for ways to resize these widgets, but the tool panels feel very restrictive. On a large display, it ends up feeling like I’m workin...

The current tools panel scale feels restrictive, especially on a 4K 48'' display where finer control of certain handles is needed. For greater precision, it would be helpful to have the option to pop out these panels so users may make them as larg...