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What problem do you see this solving? I want to have more control when I need to clone something from a photo. As an example, you need to delete something that is only partially covered by your subject, or it's emerging from the hair, etc. When yo...

FOR ON-SET PHOTO PRODUCTIONS: Add FOLLOW SELECTED toggle to Live for Studio. Currently Live for Studio defaults to FOLLOW CAPTURE. Sometimes photographer or client would like LfS to work like a Client Viewer where they can call out an image for me...

AI Crop in Studio works well, but as AI doesn't always fully recognize the subject of the images, and so the rules we define (either margins or with auto mode) are not applied properly and require further manual adjustment. It happens a lot with p...

when selecting a background or subject in an image that has very hard edges, like a product, it would be beneficial if the mask wasn't refined / feathered so the user doesn't have to spend a long time recovering the hard edges which are feathered ...

Currently, if the preview size set in preferences is larger than the selected output recipe (example - preview set to 2560, output recipe is 2000 long side jpeg), the noise reduction results are not being rendered in proof mode - even at 100% magn...

It would be excellent to have the option to save RAW files to the memory card of the camera (Canon R5 in my case) and then JPEG's as previews to the iPad. This would speed up the transfer/display of images for clients when shooting fast AND would ...

I would like to see the ability to add notations in the Capture One Mobile application. When on the road or with a client, it would enable one to add notes to the image using my stylus (Apple pencil).

In Live for Studi I would love to be able to toggle through images with an arrow button instead of just a swipe. Being able to toggle this way lets you see changes from one image to the other much clearer. When you swipe the whole image moves to t...

I have a structure for both session and catalogs. I start uploading from camera to a session - so all my files are organized in a structure of sessions. In the session I do culling, picking and basic editing. I then want to have an overview of my ...

What problem do you see this solving? While Capture One's Dust Removal tool is useful, it doesn't remove every kind of spot, fleck or blemish, and it's still necessary to check everything manually by zooming in to at least 100% and going over ever...