Feature requests

Teeth Whitening would be a FANTASTIC tool to add to the Retouch panel. AI would select the teeth. Controls for both brightness and saturation would be ideal.

It would really help if Capture One could single out the sky or ground for editing. It should be knowledgeable enough to know that trees have limbs where the sky is in between the limbs.

I'm a panoramic photographer and work with a lot of extremely high resolution files, often more than 4gb .tif/.tiff/.dng/.afphoto files and often well over 100,000 pixels wide. It would be nice if Capture One could support these files and resoluti...

Are RAW files from the new X-E5 (X-Processor V and the 40mm X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor) compatible with Capture One pro 20 version?

All text fields in Capture One should accept tokens, there are some fields such as Job Name, Description in the Metadata e.t.c. that would benefit from being able to accept a token. My current workflow is that I create a new session for each job. ...

Details Please provide a history panel. What problem do you see this solving? Without a History Panel, there is no way of reviewing edits, or reverting to an earlier state, other than keep on pressing ctrl-z or Undo, which is very inefficient. Ctr...

A common problem is stray hairs on people regardless of how much effort the stylist puts into controlling this on a shoot. We have Hair masking which works very well. Is there a way to incorporate stray hai removal into the retouch Panel?

What problem do you see this solving? Intersecting masks allow to make a combination of selections which can be very usefull especially when you want a partial change in the backgound of a selesced object or person. E.g. making a background behind...

In the online guide the new "aspect" function is said to be for de-squeezing anamorphic images into normal ones. It looks to me that his is not really working out because the image size is not increased as the image is de-squeezed. THere for I can...

When using the scroll wheel to zoom into an image, the portion of the image that is zoomed in on is never the original position that my cursor was placed at. It's usually in the general area of the image, but never exactly where I'd placed my curs...