Feature requests

When comparing multiple Variants, I would like to freely drag and rearrange them inside the Viewer without changing their order in the Browser. This would make comparison much more flexible, especially when placing the active image next to differe...

Improve the easy of building profiles using a Calibrite/X-Rite Color Passport. Perfectly matched color is critical to product photography. The current process is not efficient.

The new action feature available for Teams and Enterprises sounds great! Being able to send images directly to AI services such as Gemini is very useful for quick edits, variations, background compositing, etc. No need to leave Capture One anymore...

Subject: Feature Request – Image Comparison Mode in Capture One Live for Studio Hello Capture One Team, I use Capture One together with the Capture One Live for Studio iPad app in my photography studio so that clients can review and select images ...

What problem do you see this solving? Been waiting a long time for an option that would allow me to export photos to cloud services in high quality at relatively small sizes, taking advantage of modern features such as HDR. Clearly at this point w...

Add AI image analysis to automatically assign keywords to images after human check of course.

I would love to see wireless tethering support for Nikon Z-series cameras added to Capture One, especially for the Nikon Z7 II. Wireless workflows have become increasingly important for photographers working on location, in editorial, fashion, and...

What problem do you see this solving? When revisiting image edits, and especially when working with layers, it is not easy to identify the tools which I have used for adjustments, I actually have to expand all the tools and check whether or not it...

What problem do you see this solving? I wish to add a simple border (black, white, color) to images. in order to do this I jump out to DxO which is not ideal . I have previously requested this. I can t believe that this is not a requirement from m...

Often when shooting with a fast wide angle lens against a window in a dark room you get light circles ("snowballs") in the picture. They are dust on the front element. Wide open they are almost invisible but with small apertures they become more a...