Feature requests

When using the "Exposure Warning" Tool to set maxium Shadow or highlight Input (with levels or curves, the behaviour of different for highlight than shadows (when selected). Highlights exposure warning become red (or the color choosed) as soon as ...

It would be nice to have the function to create (presumably) the equivalent of a photoshop gradient map out of a colour chart in order to ballpark the colours in a shoot without having to jump through the hoops of creating custom ICC profiles.

I recently started Teching and am typically working on a 2-3 monitor setup. I find that I am typically setting up my workspace to work across different monitors.For example, I could setup a second monitor dedicated to floating tools such as Focus,...

Add an option to recreate (fill) an image background when you want to crop further its edges.

List of features I would love to see implemented into the Ai masking tool, to make it more useable in a production (bulk image editing) environment. sync background and subject layer between each other (same image) sync subject/background layer ed...

Would be nice to see support for Blackmagic Micro and Mini Panel as more people are hybrid shooters and work in Davinci Resolve and Capture One simultaneously.

What problem do you see this solving? It would be great to be able to COLOR TAG FOLDERS in the Library tab. When working with subfolders it's crucial to be able to highlight Folders to be edited or processed or ready for retouching or whatever mea...

I have setup a hybrid catalog/session workflow. I use the catalog only for searching/filtering, and a session to edit my images. Even years after capture date. Why? Because I want to have the CaptureOne/Settingsxxx subfolder beneath every original...

When I have finished an edit, I want to preserve that state for future reference. The major motivation is to protect myself from user error. Examples could be accidentally clicking in the wrong spot or having wrong images selected while mass editi...

C1's film grain tool is the most accurate, native tool I've found in any photo editor software, but it's lacking the last part of the emulation of film grain that occurs in color film stocks, which is the "natural color microdistortion" caused by ...