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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...

What problem do you see this solving? Analog photography is back and we need comprehensive tools for editing As analog/negative film becomes (again) part of many photographers workflows and producing repro/macro shots of negative film with digital...

Please implement an internal Capture One command language / macro tool to improve customizability. It could be as it's done in photoshop (actions / macros), or - even more flexible - it could be done in any language (BASIC, LISP, ... ) using funct...

Hi Capture One Live Team, While using Live, my client just pointed out to me that while they are reviewing an images, when they zoom the image, either by double-clicking on the image or scrolling their cursor, the image appears soft and fuzzy. I c...

PROBLEM: The HDR feature for architecture/real-estate jobs. It means, when I come back from the job, my cards contains at least 40 pictures over 120 RAWS (bracketing 0,+,-). Currently, for each pictures I have to: - wait for the previous HDR merge...

I want to convert existing adjustment layers to dynamic masking layers (subject, background, people masking). For people masking I want to choose which masks. Mouse over an adjustment layer, right-click, convert to > Subject, Background, People...

The most straightforward method for fine-tuning and matching colors is achieved by using HSB numbers. This is particularly advantageous because Capture One incorporates Hue, Saturation, and Lightness sliders in the Color Editor. Currently, it’s ak...

Current culling choose all images by default, but for an iterative culling, first tagging the keepers and then doing a star rating to iteratively cull and choose the best images (usually by increasing the star rating at each pass). It would be goo...

I know that Capture1 is primarly a RAW processor, not a pixel editor. Having said that, it would save me using other software if there was a way to blend two images together. Set a seperate file as a top layer, and be able to blend parts of it in....