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In Capture One Pro, I frequently create masks to darken or bright areas of my images. While creating a mask is quick, I always have to scroll endlessly through the dropdown menu under 'Apply Adjustments From' to 'User Styles' to select my custom s...

When doing negative conversion, one needs to expose the photo of the negative correctly ("Expose to the right without clipping" as per the official docs). This is easy enough to do, but often exposure needs to be adjusted per frame. At the moment,...

When attempting to import images into Capture One to edit images, present in the photos app on iphone, you are unable to see any folder structures. It's all just organized by date. Every app in the entire world that accesses the iphone photos is a...

I like the new Combine Mask feature, but I really miss the dedicated Luma Range button. This feature is used a lot and having to go to Combine Mask -> Modify is to slow. Wish you brought back dedicated button.

DXO's denoise and lens sharpness corrections are the best (by far) I've ever seen. I always have to use it or another 3rd party when using Capture One because it's so sub par

In the new beta, you can add, subtract, or intersect new predefined layers such as subject, background, people, brush, AI selection, etc. But it would be key to also be able to do the same with already existing layers or user-created ones. Here’s ...

Retouch animals like people most important: eyes

Adobe Lightroom now has landscape AI masking tools. I would love to have this capability in Capture One. https://www.adobe.com/learn/lightroom-cc/web/ai-masking-for-landscape-photos

There are a few issues with the current panorama stitching process. One is that the images are not aligned properly, regardless of how many you've taken. Another problem is the appearance of black areas in some stitched images—especially in high-c...

I would like to stitch a panorama manually on a canvas