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The program should be able to provide the user with the ability to quickly and easily reverse an accidental/unintended deletion of an image file (to the 'Trash' folder) from the original folder that image was imported into. My understanding is tha...

Ad a key combination (space-command) (Mac) for the Zoom in Tool. Ad a key combination (space-command-alt) (Mac) for the Zoom Out Tool. Fix the Zoom In /Zoom Out tool when clicking on a specific part of the image, the zoom has to be on this specifi...

When using the levels tool, it's hard to know when the levels are clipping (in each color channel or RGB channel). Using the Alt/option key (like in PS) showing when the levels are clipping for shadow or highlight input is an efficient way to perf...

Please add the ability to find matching faces and objects across a Capture One catalog. An example of faces: I photograph an event and need to identify every photo of a specific person of interest. An example of objects/things: I am looking for pi...

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...

What problem do you see this solving? My request is not to solve a problem, but rather to make a valuable enhancement to Capture One. I would like to have a tool that with a click of a button would show me the point where I focused when I took eac...

As for Adobe, let us use Adobe Lens Creator software (or equivalent) to make our own lens profile.

It's quite common for my clients to say 'please give me files no larger than xMB as our CMS can't handle it'. What would be great is if I could specify a max file size, then C1P could create files that sit just under that amount.

I know that Capture1 is primarly a RAW processor, not a pixel editor. Having said that, it would save me using other software if there was a way to blend two images together. Set a seperate file as a top layer, and be able to blend parts of it in....