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I would like to be able to mask contrast edges variably. Similar to brightness masks, but only for contrast edges. LR has offered this highly variable option for a long time. For example, you can sharpen only contrast edges very selectively.

When opening the application preferences, the dark UI styling is not reflected. My expectation is that all floating dialogs parented to the app retain the same UI/UX styling.

I use LR Mobile daily I take 30k images a year.editing for over 15 years. 1. Masking. Brush, ellipse and gradient. 2. More control over noise reduction, which is excellently implemented in C1M 3. Colour trading wheels. See LR Mobile. 4. Healing, c...

16.4 now offers notifications when the camera connects and disconnects. Please enable an option to display a notification when shutter, iso or aperture changes as well.

What problem do you see this solving? As a studio shooter almost always use the same capture naming format for my shooting sessions.(Im a 100% tether & Session workflow user) So I create a custom naming format to be used as the Next Capture Na...

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 ...

Your customers have spent a decade learning your desktop interface that your team has lovingly evolved over that time. Suggestion is to leverage that investment (both from your customers and your C1 team) and transfer as much of the desktop UI exp...

When masking with a brush it would be a lot easier to have a pressure sensitive capability to feather better

What problem do you see this solving? The new Culling feature is great during import and also when rating pictures already imported. But is it "crippled" or at least not thought through to the end. While it is great to have groups of similar pictu...

As more creators are incorporating video and finding subtractive color to be a good way to emulate motion picture looks, it would be great to have a subtractive saturation mode built into the color tools of capture one.