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C1's film grain tool is the most accurate, native tool I've found in any photo editor software, but it's lacking the last part of the emulation of film grain that occurs in color film stocks, which is the "natural color microdistortion" caused by ...

I would like the ability to tell capture one what color I need something to be. Example I shoot a lot of Nickel metal product on multiple days and on different sets with different lights. One of the hardest things is getting a consistent color thr...

I look forward for Capture One to create a tool to create BOKEH effect in the background...Lighroom have it...

AI brush is about all or nothing. it allows one-click difficult selections. But being able to choose the intensity (flow or opacity) would be a must.

I'd like to suggest to be able to export into a folter path and use the wildcard "Project". I am working with projects where I can because its a brilliant tool, however, for exporting I cant find the wildcard and this would help me a lot :)

As a regular user of Capture One's Advanced Color Editor, I've found the skin tone adjustment capabilities to be incredibly versatile - not just for skin, but for precise color adjustments across various subjects. However, the current limitation o...

What problem do you see this solving? Our monitors are wider than they are tall, which means one ends up doing an awful lot of scrolling when editing due to there being too many tools in the current context to fit in view. It is more to have them ...

I have built a library over the years with more than 30,000 RAW photos organized with multiple keywords using OS Finder Tags. This allows me to find any image using the spotlight. However when importing these photos into a catalog none of the Find...