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What problem do you see this solving? As it is, you can annotate images by drawing on them, but there's no way of adding textual annotations to an image. You can of course draw such annotations too, but in addition to this being inefficient, you o...

I'm trying the new beta with Negative and Scan features. I use film scanners -- Nikon 8000 and Epson 700. I'd like to see those and other CCD scanners in the dropdowns with whatever profiles are appropriate. Also, I'd like to see the Negaive and S...

What problem do you see this solving? While retouching images I very often hit the max. number of layers: Dodging and Burning, retouching skin colour (racoon eyes, most of the time one has to use one layer per eye), color grading (yes, I use it wi...

Please make the "Image Grandparent Folder Name" token available in C1 Pro and not just the Studio. As an amateur photographer I'm already paying a fair amount for software, and Studio doesn't add any value for someone like me. I just want to be ab...

When exporting a batch of images, it processes files one at a time. I have a 32 core CPU and a 3090GTX. During an export, my CPU utilization bounces between 8% and 12%, and my GPU utilization bounces between 10% and 20%. There is seemingly no reas...

Check out Davinci resolve video editing app ( it's free)there are 2 really useful features: 1 Depth masks from a 2d image.2 relight which generates a crude 3d mesh from a photo then allows you to relight it.it's a tool used a lot of film Visual ef...

I'm a hobbyist and have been using Capture One for over a decade. I want to be able to see the numerical values ​​set for Shadow, Midtone, and Highlight in the Color Balance tool instead of circles and sliders setting them by feel. This could be a...

As a beta user, I have tested your new ‘Negative’ feature. Conclusion: Years ago, I wrote my own C1 Costyles for different colour and black-and-white films. I have received many negatives from my old stock and from others, and they need to be opti...

What problem do you see this solving? I would like to be able to zoom out past the To Fit size when editing without having to use proof margins or a recipe. This is so that I can use radial and gradient tools with a much larger size than the image...