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It would be very useful to have a custom section within the Library tool where the user can collect frequently used locations, from Catalog collections, User Collections and Folders. This would make it easier to switch between frequently accessed ...

The copy paste feature is great. I would love to have two. (like A & B)During the finalising of a shoot, I would use one for black&white and one for colour (by exemple)

What problem do you see this solving? When I change file locations for photos or if my catalog fails and I need to use a backup the adjustments for certain folders are usually lost due to changes in the catalog. It would also be nice if importing ...

What problem do you see this solving? Some lens have both purple fringing and green fringing . Capture one has only purple defringe but Ligthroom has both. When Capture one will add green defringe ? ( Chromatic aberration in Lens Correction cannot...

What problem do you see this solving? 1.) I'd like to be able to open floating tool-windows e.g. the curves tool with a keyboard shortcut 2.) assign keyboard shortcuts to Keywords - In my workflow I user a lot of smart-groups and keywords- It woul...

What problem do you see this solving? When working on a large project I often dopanorama shots whichI sort intoseparate folders on the HDD in the CaptureOne interface. my folder structure looks something like this: HDD > Project > Shooting D...

What problem do you see this solving? Having a robust plugin architecture would allow more image-processing software and peripherals to be connected to Capture One. Right now, using the janky keyboard shortcuts method is the only way to use an alt...

Search edited by date, and sort those picks ascending/descending.Sometimes when I go back to an old catalog and search for fotos photo I have taken.And have for exampel edit 3 clones, and don't remember wicth photo I actually picked but knowing th...

When using "subject" mask, have an option to create the mask only within the crop area. I am a bird photographer and often my "subject" can be a smaller part of a larger complex scene. By cropping (or selecting somehow) a smaller more precise area...