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Analyse facial features, create a database of individuals, assign a name and keyword, and allow to add/remove from found matches. I photograph a lot of dance schools, in individual sessions as well as group settings and stage performances. It is e...

Very nice additions to the Capture One Pro toolbox today, and I appreciate it.I was also expecting something I could use often, such as AI Generative Erase and also AI Generative Expand, that is now provided by ON1 Photo Raw 2025. Is this kind of ...

manual masking in C1 is tedious

What problem do you see this solving? Currently Capture One cannot edit or export HDR images. I am not talking about merging several exposures into one - I am talking about making use of the dynamic range that is already on most of the RAW files t...

What problem do you see this solving? As it is, there's no way of relocating multiple missing image files unless they're contained in a specific folder or on a hard drive that can be relocated; if they aren't, the only way is to relocate them one ...

It is long overdue for Capture one to have a color workflow that seamlessly incorporates X-rites color management products without having to leave the application. DaVinci Resolve is a great example of how this could be perfectly implemented. http...

The current Healing Mask Brush is circular, virtually everything I ever want to mask out of an image is not circular. It would be great to be able to choose an object in the image via AI-Selection, in the same way that the AI-Select brush works. A...

I am a portrait photographer. When I use the desktop version, it is always helpful to put multiple images side by side to help the client compare and pick the image they love to have retouched. Would love that on the iPad version.

In Lightroom when you adjust the Masking slider for Sharpening while holding the ALT key it will show a black and white overlay with the exact area where the sharpening will be applied. It would be really useful if Capture One's Sharpening Thresho...

Lightroom does it, CameraRAW does it. It makes no sense that Capture One ignores the Aspect Ratio set In-Camera. How can i know my composition when i edit my images later. Please add this feature br David