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Ad jp2000 file export possibility this is well used in cultural heritage as a safe way as an alternitive to tiff files. Files are much smaller but also when done right lossless, and has same information as a tiff.

If I am shooting tethered to my MacBook (with a 24" mirrored monitor), with my iPad Pro set up as a viewer to see selected images as well, it would be a great benefit to have the iPad also show the live view (as well as on the mirrored monitor) so...

When working on midtones or white portions, cursor tools such as heal, clone, straighten etc. become almost or totally invisible. It would be good to have an option to change the cursor tools to black because this would put less strain on the eyes...

I shoot Fuji medium format with the GF 50 mm 3,5, GF 35-70 mm 4,5-5,6 and the GF 20-35 mm 4,0. Together with the body a set of approx. 9 k € value. Although these products were launched 1-3 years ago, non of these lenses are supported by Capture o...

Capture One Pro problem - Lost some edits I have had my share of problems with C1P, but recently I had a problem where I now think I know the cause. There may be a solution also for other users which C1P (you?) can provide? HardwareFast but old co...

Hello 👋 capture one team. I’m a looooooooong time user since the very first version when I was still in university. Love your product - congrats. I have one request: I am working with a workflow, where instead of shooting tether I’m using the enab...

As you build your custom workspace, because there are so many tools, it hard to figure out which ones have been added already. If the tools that are already placed in tabs could be in bold it would make it a lot easier to see which ones still need...

Now you need to constantly switch between instrument channels and keep their settings in mind. It will be very convenient to see all the changes made to brightness and color in the curves and levels as translucent colored lines.

The metadata fonts and fields are entirely too small. It is so very frustrating to fill in descriptions or something else only to later find typos after the images have been submiited somewhere. I have learned over the years that no matter how man...