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Hi, What problem do you see this solving? Poor Catalog performance I know, hierarchical keywords and their spelling are not subject to any standard. Nevertheless, all companies and programs known to me do it differently than Capture One. CaptureOn...

When shall you port Capture One 16.4+ to MacOS Sequoia. I don't feel comfortable updgrading from Sonoma as I fear I may find 16.4 to be incompatible with Sequoia...

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...

Can you please add this feature on phones so im able make batch edits and add logos to multiple photos to export at one time, there only one option for text. will be great if you can add this feature on mobile

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 ...

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).

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...

What problem do you see this solving? When working with multiple Images from a landscape series captured on a tripod, I sometimes want to use the crop tool to have all images showing the exact same view. To achieve this, I apply a crop to the firs...

I have my pictures in sessions organized. As I attend also photo contents, I collect selected pictures in a contend session. I would prefer a solution which enables me to move single pictures in edited way from one session to another.

In PS you can customise the surrounding workspace colour so that you are viewing the image against say a 75% grey thus providing a more realistic rendition of the image for editing. In C1 whilst you can change the immediate border around the image...