Feature requests

What problem do you see this solving? As a symphony photographer, I am required to shoot electronic shutter. Most stage lights have made a transition to LED lighting and banding is common. When I shoot sports, the typical fix is to switch to mecha...

Here are some thoughts on functions to speed up PP in some object documentation situations. (CH work amongst others.) I work with Phase One and Sony cameras. So, this is not intended as a COne CH functionality only. More a COne Pro thing. Watching...

The function to follow newly captured images is good. However, if staff or clients check another image while following, and don’t press the follow button again, the images won’t keep following. Someone might think that the images aren’t coming in,...

Almost all of my clients refuse to use a viewer client because they dont see the navigator, they want to see the thumbnails of the past pictures with the notes and color taggs

When importing photos from other cameras/tools that C1 Mobile doesn't natively support, or using tools like CamRanger, it would be very useful to be able to drop everything into a folder in iPad Files and have C1 Mobile automatically pick up and i...

I am a sports photographer and I pre-cull on my camera by locking/protecting my selected images in camera. I then use Photomechanic to import only the locked/protected images which saves time and storage space. After this i usually open Capture On...

When using the Match Look tool with monochromatic examples in the tool, applying it to a raw image results in a desaturated but not monochrome image.

Copy masks from one photo and paste to another. Automatic adjustment will be done to fit mask.

Add vignetting correction tool to Lens Correction with a disable button for those who wish to use vignetting artistically.

Capture One has advanced so much that there's little reason (imho) to also use Lightroom; however, in landscape work I often stitch images and while C1 is fast and has that weird "panini" version, LR allows auto crop, or a warp of the stitched ima...