Feature requests

Others have suggested being able to import or use the exif data on focal length used by a particular camera when cropping. As Capture One knows which camera I shot with, then it should be able to show me, via the crop tool, the specific crops for ...

Using the crop tool on an image currently disables the cursor keys’ ability to scroll through thumbnails. In order to reactivate the cursor keys one has to go back to a thumbnail and click on it. This is a pretty annoying waste of time and it inte...

mouse control of color wheels, activated by the keyboard

would it be possible to give the Color rating a realistic definition e.g. Green = Panorama. This is available in other Editing Apps and is a very useful addition. Clearly this is not urgent.

With Match Look I can edit one of a sequence of images and tidy it up, apply the edit to the rest and then cull from those images. It would be nice to have the Cull Images machinery after I've done these initial edits but it displays the originals.

I often use multiple lenses and/or cameras when doing a single session. I use Fujifilm X-T5 and X100VI, that share the same sensor. Before editing I apply manufacturer profile as a lens correction to all images because I think it's better than the...

One of Capture One's features is the ability to create our own workspaces, which includes arranging various tools on second or third monitors. This works great IF the screen resolution is quite low. On larger screens with higher resolution (32" an...

Option (check box or Alt) to load overlay (like Mask) on the region where sharpening is applied..

Editing IPTC metadata is particularly painful in Capture One. I would like to be able to select the IPTC fields I want to use (hiding the others), sort of like a personal tenmplate. Then I'd like to be able to re-order the fields as I see fit. For...

When sharing a Live gallery with a client while shooting tethered, it's great that the last images come last. However, when sending a Live session for review and final selection after a shoot, it's usually more "natural" to have the first images f...