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I have my pictures in sessions organized. As I attend also photo contents, I collect selected pictures in a contend session. I would prefer a solution which enables me to move single pictures in edited way from one session to another.

Aftershoot AI editor supports Capture One for creating an AI profile and editing in Capture One but only looks at the image layer (background) so in order to build an AI profile we can't use layers. It would be great if it were possible to flatten...

Sorry please delete this. i've found the option!

I'd love to be able to scroll through color tags. My idea on implementation of that would be like speed editing. Simply hold a button responsible for color tags and scroll through none, red, green, all of them.

What problem do you see this solving? As a wildlife, architecture and landscape photographer, I will apply a given set of IPTC metadata based on things like location, subject and other characteristics. Having a template for IPTC metadata defined t...

What problem do you see this solving? Some of Nikon's older camera do not get choices of ICC profile and curves on capture one. For instance, Nikon D800E, there is only "Generic V2" available, no other Nikon ICC profiles, like "Neutral", "Flat" et...

AI Crop in Studio works well, but as AI doesn't always fully recognize the subject of the images, and so the rules we define (either margins or with auto mode) are not applied properly and require further manual adjustment. It happens a lot with p...

Currently, if the preview size set in preferences is larger than the selected output recipe (example - preview set to 2560, output recipe is 2000 long side jpeg), the noise reduction results are not being rendered in proof mode - even at 100% magn...

What problem do you see this solving? Capture One does not yet support Fujifilm Film Simulations for the X-A3, as it does for other Fujifilm X series camera bodies. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specifi...

It would be interesting to include a rolling shutter correction feature for non-stacked cameras.