Feature requests

I hardly shoot people but I do enjoy shooting birds (and cats). When sorting through images and trying to find the sharpest it would be great if the "Focus" tool would also centre on the eyes of birds and animal.

I am paying money every month to the software and I am unable to get proper response for my problem

Currently, DJI mini 3 pro dng files show a radial colour shift that is not present in some other raw software. Please correct this as Capture One is a great program!

What problem do you see this solving? After a certain age your vision slightly decreases and the ability to read small text diminishes. I would love to being able to increase the font size somewhat, and also make the borders around chosen images m...

What problem do you see this solving? With Leica Q3 and with some other lenses which need distortion correction (as the Sony 20-70) if i create a layer with linear gradient it appears not linear (t'distorted) even if the overlay graphic appears pe...

The current counter keeps increasing across all projects and sessions. This results in filenames like IMG_000012, even when renaming a small new batch. I would like an option to automatically reset the counter to 001 for each new rename operation ...

You have the feature where we can correct verticals / horizontals by lining up a line with two circles on anything we want to correct the geometry on. It's great, but those lines / circles are so feint that it can be hard to find the darn things o...

What problem do you see this solving? I´m scanning colour-negative film. It would be a nice feature to convert negative to positive with something like AI colour-correction and AI scratch-removal, maybe also using the infrared-channel. New digital...

What problem do you see this solving? Along side with sessions which I use for pro work, I have a big catalogue (15 Gb).for all my private and own projects. It's big and old (was imported from Lr!). Trying to backup that catalogue takes about one ...

It would be nice to have the function to create (presumably) the equivalent of a photoshop gradient map out of a colour chart in order to ballpark the colours in a shoot without having to jump through the hoops of creating custom ICC profiles.