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Very basic feature missing. Ability to quickly show / hide individual adjustments to view their effect on the edit

mouse control of color wheels, activated by the keyboard

What problem do you see this solving? Capture One always becomes unresponsive when searching, and with 'search as you type' turned on permanently, it's impossible to finish typing a search term without the application becoming unresponsive. If 'se...

What problem do you see this solving? Describe the problem or issue you are having in Capture One. Think about what it is that you're trying to achieve, and the reason why you are trying to do it. The general problem is that you have multiple lice...

I have discovered that my older catalogues are no longer listed in the Library. Whre I can remember their names I can bring them back into the Library from the Back-up, but I haven't kept a list of the names I have used, and don't remember all of ...

Imagine you have two images with several adjustments. When you copy/ paste the adjustments from the one image to the other to make them have similar adjustments, it only applies the values that have been adjusted. The values that have not been adj...

Currently at the moment I’m unable to use styles I’ve created on desktop utilizing Smart Adjustments. I’ve imported them but am unable to select and use. Even if the functionality could be there in the background and not in the menu system (requir...

This would allow us to use a gradient only on the background, the subject or any other mask we choose. Similar to how Lightroom does. It can allow for manipulating one mask without affecting the others.

Do you have any plan to add first-class-citizen support to reference color charts and calibration instruments, so we can have a stable reference for colors and apply a look (see the upcoming match look) on top of that?

When sharing a Live gallery with a client while shooting tethered, it's great that the last images come last. However, when sending a Live session for review and final selection after a shoot, it's usually more "natural" to have the first images f...