My subscriptions: Feature requests

Adobe Lightroom now has landscape AI masking tools. I would love to have this capability in Capture One. https://www.adobe.com/learn/lightroom-cc/web/ai-masking-for-landscape-photos

I know this has made the rounds on this forum over the years, but I'd just like to add a fresh request. May we please have a fully integrated focus stacking tool?

What problem do you see this solving? I understand from a product management standpoint the need to add new features to justify ongoing subscriptions and attract new users, but as a long time CO user, I would really, truly, love to see a major pus...

There are a few issues with the current panorama stitching process. One is that the images are not aligned properly, regardless of how many you've taken. Another problem is the appearance of black areas in some stitched images—especially in high-c...

Instead of standard contrast assuming a middle of 128, it would be great if CaptureOne also offered a smart contrast that would actually find the "median" in any given image and apply the contrast lightening and darkening from the specific median ...

I work on high volume sets of pictures. I edit multiple photos at once with Filmstrip bar open. In situations like this a clean, distinct way to recognize witch photo is currently selected as "actual" would improve my life. It'd be also nice, If I...

Here are a few issues and suggestions: The Stamp tool worked fine in the previous few versions, but now it’s completely unusable. After releasing the mouse, it basically doesn’t show what I’ve stamped at all — I have to click on the original lay...

In the mask menu it would be very helpful to get an option to copy an invert a mask in one new option so that it ist done in one step or click.

For every session that is created, it should point to the same default location on the hard drive.So you don’t have to specify it again for each session.

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...