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What problem do you see this solving? If I create AI masks for many images it can take a lot of time. I want to continue working with C1 on either the same images (e.g. keywording, or even image layer adjustments), or at least on other images, it ...

What problem do you see this solving? Capture One does not have the AI ​​denoise and AI auto masking features found in Lightroom. AI features make photo editing incredibly convenient. I've been using and loving Capture One, but now I'm seriously c...

From a picture to another I don't use the same masking routine : face and/or body skin, hair, lips... On C16.5 the "people" button is easy to find, next to subject and background - but the symbol I have to click to change what is included in the m...

In some types of shoots (especially still-life and product photography), we often need to preserve a specific area of a previous frame — for example, a precise object position or a shape I want to keep identical across multiple shots. What I’m loo...

I have found that Capture One has become pretty good with masking/selections, it would be nice to designate a mask layer as an Alpha channel and then be able to export an image with transparency. It would be great for basic product shots etc and s...

Bring the Feather Brush Tool to Capture One!! Please add a Feather Brush that lets us soften/blend the edges of an already-painted mask by brushing only where we want the transition, without changing global mask feather, swapping tools, or erasing...

AI Brush is a powerful tool, but when I use it on a set of landscape pictures, I would like to be able to automatically select, for example, "buildings" or "trees" or even "sky", and then apply the same treatement to several pictures

Say you’re shooting a portrait and have a light or soft box in frame feathering light nicely over the subject but still in frame. Ok you can heal it out or mask in a blank plate in Photoshop. But what about skipping another program all together. W...

Currently the histogram in the curves tool reflects RGB/luminosity values for the entire image. However, it would advantageous to have the option for the curves histogram to reflect only the masked area of the image so that one could make specific...

I would love to hit option to switch from draw to erase in the annotation tool. Similar to the way brushes preform in while layer masking.