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Having a "strength" slider (that works the same way as an "opacity" slider on a layer) that can be used to reduce the strength of all adjustments that do not belong to a layer, would be useful to correct initially over enthusiastic adjustments. I ...

What problem do you see this solving? When using the clone or heal tools, sometime I need to draw from an area outside my current crop. Right now I have to reset the crop, and then set it again after I'm done. If it is an image that requires a pre...

What problem do you see this solving? If I import multiple times from my card in a session without closing capture one, the images I had last time selected for import are selected the next time I insert my card for import. Lates version of Mac OS,...

Pressing F in Capture One in MacOS makes the image full screen but in Windows, it doesn't. In Windows, the panel remains. My desktop is MacOS but my laptop, which I use when I travel, is Windows. It would be very useful to be able to see an image ...

What problem do you see this solving? Simple answer: Spend less time in the import dialog. I am working with several different clients over the course of months to many years. So I made separate catalogs for each bigger client to keep things organ...

Details I would like to be able to undo a star rating say if I am filtering out one-star photos where they are hidden once marked. Then, if I make a mistake I can't undo and set that photo to zero or its previous setting. Another example, if I hit...

Sometimes I shoot studio with 150 frames.Sometimes I shoot live events with 9500 frames. I would like to be able to select between Optimise For Speed / Optimise for Quality in the import dialog, so I can make the decision on a job by job basis, ra...

What problem do you see this solving? I routinely shoot many variants of the same subject. Most are pruned in post-processing and the keepers stay for some time, and I possibly assign them to different collections. Months later I run another round...

Details What problem do you see this solving? I shoot many photos of birds and butterflies. Often the subject is very small and in the center of the frame. If I am already zoomed in to see if the bird image is a "keeper", I have to zoom back out t...