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What problem do you see this solving? I work with other DAM software and use XMP sidecards to sync the meta data. How to see if Capture One has written a XMP file and if it's changen or upto date? When was the last time you were affected by this l...

What problem do you see this solving? Currently Capture One Pro does not have full support for 16-Bit Grayscale images. I can view them in Capture One Pro but am unable to make any edits or adjustments to them. For my BW film scans which I do at v...

When selecting which images to import when looking at thumbnail view it would be useful to be able to increase or decrease the exposure. Exposing for highlights often results in previews that are very dark, or if using ETTR, very light. Both can m...

I would like to be able to moving files from a temporary location on my computer to a permanent location, using C1 renaming and cataloguing tools. I don't always ingest files into a C1 catalogue from a card (when you want to copy the files), but f...

What problem do you see this solving? Background: I use Capture one pro on my MacBook and I also have an IPad Pro. I am using my iPad Pro as an input tablet using the sidecar feature and I duplicate my MacBook screen on my IPad so that I can direc...

What problem do you see this solving? It is difficult to manage Styles created by the user. In other softwares, it is possible to rename them and find them on disk easily. Allow renaming of Styles. Add a link to find the Style on disk to right-cli...

Would love to have the grid automatically show up with I'm rotating an image just like you can in crop mode

What problem do you see this solving? More accurate and relevant cloning. Rather than copying all of the pixels of the brush (selected area), if there was also an option to (right click eg.) refine/feather that cloned area like you could do with a...

What problem do you see this solving? When copying adjustments from one image to another, the default selection in the clipboard is 'Adjusted' so anything you have adjusted in the first image is copied into the second image. Sometimes you don't wa...