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When using the Luminance Range selection for creating masks, it would be very useful if the Hand Tool (Pan) automatically became active. This would allow users to zoom in on the image and navigate around it while adjusting the luminance range. Cur...

I use gamma luma with layers very frequently and there are situations where I have very similar images but I need to draw a different mask. I have to clear the mask manually with the eraser to keep the gamma luma information to the layer. This is ...

when selecting a background or subject in an image that has very hard edges, like a product, it would be beneficial if the mask wasn't refined / feathered so the user doesn't have to spend a long time recovering the hard edges which are feathered ...

It is not possible to be in the refine mask tool and see how it affects 2 part of the image since you can't pan or zoom when using that tool

What problem do you see this solving?. , It would be useful to offer a dedicated Bokeh Tool Tab. Along with the new AI subject/background masking perhaps this could combine negative clarity, dehaze, focus to adjust the Bokeh in photos with one sli...

I wanted to point out that if you use the keyboard shortcuts for the brush, for the flow and for the opacity, you do not get any feedback regarding the reduction or increase. For example, using these shortcuts Up : Ctrl+Alt+SHIFT+Oem6 Down Ctrl+Al...

When I click on the Mask Visibility Settings it gives me several options. It also provides keyboard codes. (See attached.) The ability to show or hide the mask is shown as a capital "M" but it's actually a lower case "m" that does this. Very small...

Currently, there is no way to control the feather mask's range as it only go forward. From Photoshop, you can reduce the range the mask on either way but not Capture One Pro. Both feather and refine mask cant reduce the range by moving backward.

Dear Capture One Team, I’m writing to request the addition of a Pen Masking Tool in future versions of Capture One. As a commercial architectural photographer, I frequently work on images that require precise edge control and detailed selections. ...

What problem do you see this solving? I do a lot of work that requires an even background (think e-com). Typically I create 8 layers and draw gradients on each– Top, Bottom, Left, Right, Top Left, Top right and so on. For each shoot I have to crea...