Feature requests

Please add a feature to select a person AI mask for only one person, and not automatically for all people in the photo. Like it is possible in LR today.

In a session-based workflow, it would be very helpful if Capture One could monitor a user-defined folder outside the session and automatically import files into the session Capture folder. Specifically, the requested functionality would allow: s...

Please add a checkbox to the export dialogue so that the export counter resets to 1 after each export. It is infuriating having to click through to reset the counter after each export and I cannot think of a single use case why automatically reset...

I can't emphasize enough how important it is to control what images are being displayed on the iPad via Live for Studio. Bad images of a subject are unfortunately unavoidable and having one stuck on the screen for everyone to see, especially with ...

Option to view in RGB, Luma and Channels individually like the one in Curve Tool. Ability to view RAW Histogram

token with the style name would be very useful. I would use it in the output naming tool on the output tools tab. It would allow me to name it with the file name + style name. I frequently export with different styles, and this would help me ident...

Cloning up to objects is time consuming because it's difficult to accurately draw a clone mask against hard edges by hand. It would be much easier to quickly draw the mask and then just subtract a mask of the object. Using Intersecting masks might...

It seems like the most trivial of functions, to "shift or command" select several folders is not possible in Capture One. Now I have to move the folders one by one and it takes forever with all that overhead instead of just selecting several to move.

I'm currently working mostly on events, and it would save me so much time to have the option to apply Sony's Creative Styles in Capture One, as is possible in Lightroom.

Suggestion: Improve Use of Screen Space in Cull Feature When using the Cull feature—whether with portrait or landscape images—a significant portion of the screen is left unused, primarily taken up by large black areas. This unused space could be p...