All ideas

Feature which allws light scene foregoung and background, make it darker or lighter. Feature should sllows to move the edge between foreground and background. By default the edge between foregroung and backgroynd reflects optical depth of field.

I'm shooting a lot of focus brackets with my Canon R5. Unfortunately CaptureOne doesn't support this setting (at least I couldn't find it). I'd like to be able to turn it on and off from the software as well as set the amount of photos the camera ...

I often crop outside my image after using Keystone Correction. This is possible on Desktop, but not mobile. Without this feature on Mobile, I can't confirm an image will crop properly when I'm back at my retouching station. I also can't show a cli...

Requested feature Please add an option to prevent files from being renamed from within Capture One. What problem do you see this solving? It has happened countless times that I've accidentally renamed files when typing a shortcut, only to discover...

Details: When shooting a mix of stills and video, if I want to do anything with the video, including simply export it for editing, I need to go through Finder (cumbersome, inconvenient, and inconsistent with the way I can access image files with C...

What problem do you see this solving? While working on a project that requires sequenced images, such as a documentary story or a photo book. Often you require feedback from the client, book designer or peers on the sequencing of images. Currently...

Requested feature Please add options to exclude keywords on export (specific to each single keyword). What problem do you see this solving? If for instance you use general categories for top level keywords (e.g. 'Locations'), and you only want to ...

I like to go to the slide show mode to quickly look at my images full screen without any remaining tool bars or margins. The actual full screen mode of Capture One still retains info below and above the image that I don't want to turn off every ti...

Will it be possible to create a mask from the overexposed (and underexposed) warning area?