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I'd love to be able to see live counters next to each folder in both favorites and library tab, in both subfolders and subtotals in the parent folders this would make it easy to: -Verify number of images per look without needing to click on each f...

For the live of god, give us what Lightroom does for years now:When importing Nikon NEF Raw files, enable the embedded icc profile of the image. For example, when shooting in raw and using the deep tone monochrome automatically apply this profile ...

When you make facial retouching on a person among a group of people, they are slightly offset in depth. The nearest or farthest face may be slightly less accentuated in sharpness compared to other faces because of the low aperture (F:2 or f/4) whe...

I'd like the ability to create different and more session folders. For example, I like to divide my folders into - high res, proofs, low res etc. And I'd like more control over the number of available options.

I absolutely love the new Face Retouch feature—it's fast, natural-looking, and already a game changer in my workflow. That said, I’ve run into a few limitations that I hope can be addressed as the feature matures. Right now, the tool seems to "liv...

The current counter keeps increasing across all projects and sessions. This results in filenames like IMG_000012, even when renaming a small new batch. I would like an option to automatically reset the counter to 001 for each new rename operation ...

The new Face Retouching tool is a great addition, but for professional portrait, beauty and fashion workflows, it is essential that skin retouching is not limited to the face only. Retouching is often required on all visible skin areas, including ...

When selecting which images to import when looking at thumbnail view it would be useful to be able to increase or decrease the exposure. Exposing for highlights often results in previews that are very dark, or if using ETTR, very light. Both can m...

I would like to be able to moving files from a temporary location on my computer to a permanent location, using C1 renaming and cataloguing tools. I don't always ingest files into a C1 catalogue from a card (when you want to copy the files), but f...