My ideas

Would definitely be interesting to know how much time is spent on postproduction on every picture delivered, and on the session in general. Useful, to have a finer outlook to what is charged to the client and for personal knowledge about our own w...

Copy/past adjustments - under the Tab Metadata there is no possibility to check the GPS-Exif information.

Many years ago, you could still add or rate images in the trash. I thought it was great to be able to check within the trash whether an image was still usable. Even if you want to compare it, it's handy to tag it first and then put it back in the ...

Because I am shooting tethered to a laptop and then transferring the Session files via a USB stick to my my editing platform - a Windows PC - changing the default Session file location during the shoot does not help me. I need to be able to point ...

Image rotation in Live View. I am shooting on a table with a camera mounted straight down on a monostand on the opposite side, it would be great if we could work on a live view that is rotated 180º.

For my archive and some clients, I want to add specific metadata (e.g. "persons shown" which is not available in C1) to large sets of files. Usually I import RAWs directly into C1, do my culling and editing there, then "sync metadata" (so my star ...

What problem do you see this solving? In Windows 11 the Full Screen Preview (F shortcut) doesn't work correctly. In order to just see the image only at full screen size you have to press:- F (which only removes the Toolbar) Ctrl B (to remove Brows...

Capture One currently ignores the alpha channel in PNG files, displaying the transparent areas as raw, undefined pixel data rather than true transparency. This results in a distracting speckled or magenta-tinted background and prevents accurate co...

Drag adjustment layers from one image to another. It gives you a workflow experience which is way more effortless and intuitive rather than accessing the adjustments clipboard.

As a solo tethered photographer, I often simulate a collaborative shoot (e.g., where a director or assistant controls the shutter) but lack built-in tools for precise automation. I'd love an advanced intervalometer feature in Capture One to handle...