Ideas

I work in the entertainment world as a photographer. My customers ask for a file that meets a certain size limit (for example, no larger than 5000k). My colleagues who work with LL can set this up. But so far there is no way to do this in C1.

It would be great to have control of the saturation in different luminance levels of the images. It would be a great addition of the Color Balance Shadow/Midtone/Highlight sections to have a saturation slider to increase or decrease the sat values...

First things first I love the app and I can do a lot with it, it's amazing I use it almost 80% to 90% of the time on professional Add Campaign, fashion and portrait shoots. So a big thank you to the Capture One Team creating the App. Here are some...

What problem do you see this solving? Finding pictures that I edited recently in a large library. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specific tool? Just now :-)

"This request concerns Capture One version 16.7.4. A major improvement for the Contact Sheet (Print) tool would be the ability to combine metadata fields for captions. Specifically, I would like to be able to select both [File Name] and [Descripti...

It's a big YAY and win and thank you to the C1 developers to add .af support with C1. Thank you. I hope it is a simple task, if I may ask, to add support for .af files for V2 of the Affinity Suite.

I would like to see a green and purple fringing tool that is just as sophisticated as the one in LRc.

What problem do you see this solving? The currently available size options for tools - Small / Medium / Auto - are too inflexible, and depending on the screen size even useless. A prime example is the Library tool where in Auto mode lots of screen...

Details What problem do you see this solving? Instead of showing Auto under base characteristics for Fuji .raf files it would be helpful if the Film Simulation name that was used to take the photo was displayed i.e Provia, Astia , Classic Chrome e...

When working with various cropped images, it is a shame that the Watermark is not scaling with the cropping. It should be set to a percentage of image width, and stay so regardless of resolution in finished image. Should be different for landscape...