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We would like to request a feature that allows users to add descriptions to images in Capture One that will be recognized by Google Photos. Specifically: Add the ability to edit metadata fields in Capture One that correspond to the description fie...

What problem do you see this solving? I frequently edit with a dark border. When enabling Proof Margin I more often than not switch to a white border. Turning off Proof Margin requires more clicks to set the margin back to dark. This is too much c...

So capture one live has been a God send for working with clients. Only issue is that the comments they add only live online until I click on the image. It would be sooooooo incredibly helpful to filter images by comments in capture one and not jus...

At this moment I am working on pictures of paintings. These paintings are white, photographed on a white wall, so there is a little, but hardly any contrast between the painting and the wall. Making a general selection and fine-tune it with the lu...

With the new template option for creating sessions folders, (or even past versions)... It would be great to be able to rearrange the capture folders outside of alphabetical. IE... putting a test folder at the top versus fishing for it at the botto...

For my part, I think it would be great if you could add the option of weakening or completely removing the double chin to the retouch panel. So far I either do it manually with doge and burn or I use gigapixel AI and have the perfect chin generate...

Provide a Metadata view tool that would allow you to load and save metadata templates and apply them to images. These need to allow you to pull tokens out of the metadata provided by the camera manufacturer and other useful values. Some examples: ...

I have 2 ideas. 1. Add a copy and invert mask all in one step not including adjustments - just the mask. This is all about saving time and removing clutter from the workflow. 2. Expanding on the previous, I photograph birds so I almost always crea...

Aspect ratio are : square, 1/2, 1/3, 2/3, 3/4, 4/5, 5/7, 16/9 It's a nice looking and (kind of) arithmetic progression, and everybody sees what a square is, and has a pretty nice idea what 16/9 is. So one can think that ratio between "square" and ...