All ideas

Hej! Could we add the option where if i move from one image to an other that it could auto select the same layer: Say if i have 6 layers and i work in layer 3, when i go to the next image it would be great with an option where it select layer 3 on...

Idea description Capture One supports referencing existing folders without copying (Add), but this workflow is not treated as a first-class UX path. Core problem Whether Add or Copy is used depends on how a folder is introduced (import dialog, d...

It's some tasc I do a lot in bach processing in Photoshop. I would love to be able to do it in C1. Very usefull for ecommerce and email marketing imagery.

C1's film grain tool is the most accurate, native tool I've found in any photo editor software, but it's lacking the last part of the emulation of film grain that occurs in color film stocks, which is the "natural color microdistortion" caused by ...

What problem do you see this solving? Tethered focusing in Capture One with Sony Cameras (A7R4 and A7R5) are extremly limited. Other windows-software and android-apps can do all the focusing-features that a Sony camera have to offer, like change f...

AI brush is about all or nothing. it allows one-click difficult selections. But being able to choose the intensity (flow or opacity) would be a must.

So capture one live has been a God send for working with clients. Only issue is that the comments they add only live online until I click on the image. It would be sooooooo incredibly helpful to filter images by comments in capture one and not jus...

At this moment I am working on pictures of paintings. These paintings are white, photographed on a white wall, so there is a little, but hardly any contrast between the painting and the wall. Making a general selection and fine-tune it with the lu...

When using the scroll wheel to zoom into an image, the portion of the image that is zoomed in on is never the original position that my cursor was placed at. It's usually in the general area of the image, but never exactly where I'd placed my curs...