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This has been discussed in detail on the support forums. Please, optimise C1 for the modern Apple CPU/ GPUs. There is so much power there that is currently not being fully used =/

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...

Search edited by date, and sort those picks ascending/descending.Sometimes when I go back to an old catalog and search for fotos photo I have taken.And have for exampel edit 3 clones, and don't remember wicth photo I actually picked but knowing th...

When using "subject" mask, have an option to create the mask only within the crop area. I am a bird photographer and often my "subject" can be a smaller part of a larger complex scene. By cropping (or selecting somehow) a smaller more precise area...

I was a bit surprised to find that I couldn't trigger "Auto Keystone" for an image with a keyboard shortcut, and one cannot be assigned. I am aware that I can select and deselect Keystone from the "Apply Auto Adjustments" menu, but that's already ...

Enable Geotagging / GPS editing in the Metadata tool and the option to launch Map.

Hi Team, I'm very unhappy with Helicon. Can you please implement Focus Stacking. Cosnidering HDR and Pano, Focus Stacking is clearly missing

Capture One does not properly clean out batch queue folders. the current batch queue folder grows without bounds batch queue folders associated with prior versions are not deleted When we "Clear Batch History" Capture One should clean out the curr...

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...

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.