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What problem do you see this solving? I have a two monitor setup: The main display is the bigger and better one which I would like to use in Viewer mode (tools, adjustment of photos,...). The second monitor is smaller and to the side so I would li...

What problem do you see this solving? Currently when you crop an image you have an option for the viewer: either see the original image with the cropped out parts darkened out, or see only the cropped portion. There is no similar options for thumb...

The metadata fonts and fields are entirely too small. It is so very frustrating to fill in descriptions or something else only to later find typos after the images have been submiited somewhere. I have learned over the years that no matter how man...

When using capture one live and trying to add a watermark to allow a client to proof images and make selects you get to choose an export recipe watermark however the sizing is on Pts and Px this does not change to the image size so a smaller image...

Pixelshift images on Sony can only be processed by Sony software and the adjustments on that app are very crude. The TIFF file it produces is not as editable as a RAW image and I can never get the tones I want.

What problem do you see this solving? When a folder name is changed outside of Capture1 Pro, C1Pro loses track of the folder and forces the user to go and find it. Ever wonder how Google Drive keeps track of folders whose names change? It's possib...

Option (check box or Alt) to load overlay (like Mask) on the region where sharpening is applied..

I have built a library over the years with more than 30,000 RAW photos organized with multiple keywords using OS Finder Tags. This allows me to find any image using the spotlight. However when importing these photos into a catalog none of the Find...

I want to keystone a photo because the left part of the image is distorted (a lighthouse), but the right doesn't have any element (juste the sea). I can keystone the left part : i can visually align the left vertical line with the lighthouse. But ...

Display the central focus point selected by the camera