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It would improve precision if you could speededit with + or - in stead of using the mouse. E.g. Holding E to activate speededit for Brightness and then clicking + or - to increase or decrease Brightness.

AI Brush is a powerful tool, but when I use it on a set of landscape pictures, I would like to be able to automatically select, for example, "buildings" or "trees" or even "sky", and then apply the same treatement to several pictures

What problem do you see this solving? Changing how Open With option in export tab works with files by making it trigger only when whole export job is finished, instead of on every file exported. Similar to how Lightroom does it. Why this is proble...

It would be very helpful to have a Gamma control (plus or minus) near the end of the pipeline. Currently, we can crudely approximate this with the mid-control in Levels, but it is not consistent if the black or white point has been adjusted in Lev...

What problem do you see this solving? Since I bought my licence there have been some interesting AI upgrades to C1 allowing for reviewing photos of faces/eyes to check for sharpness during the culling process. I never photograph people but animals...

share images directly to web, text message or email

If I am shooting tethered to my MacBook (with a 24" mirrored monitor), with my iPad Pro set up as a viewer to see selected images as well, it would be a great benefit to have the iPad also show the live view (as well as on the mirrored monitor) so...

What problem do you see this solving? Capture One handles the process of HDR merging completely automatic with no user-interaction. Often the results are not very satisfying – the brightest parts of the merged images are often still too bright (e....