Capture One Pro

Would like to know if there is a way to "unlock" the Retouch Face Tool to "smooth out" bedding in the same way that the tool "smooths out" faces. Use a Mask instead of Face Detection to select area and apply.

I would love to have an "Effect" Tool-tab in CaptureOne with Analog/Vintage effects such as Highlights Glow, Motion Blur, Prism Effect and the ability to add Overlays as a separate layer to an image. With the Grain Effect you already provide one o...

What problem do you see this solving? the noise reduction in C1 is so outdated, often it makes images worse then without. They just get blurry. Actually i never use whats given in C1. please see here a comparison of the output of C1 vs Lightroom w...

Hello, Adding the Face Retouch tool si a huge step forward for those who do a lot of portraits. So a big THANKS for this! This tool in its current shape is very powerfull, great rendering. I know you are working on some initial improvements that w...

The new Face Retouching tool is a great addition, but for professional portrait, beauty and fashion workflows, it is essential that skin retouching is not limited to the face only. Retouching is often required on all visible skin areas, including ...

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Currently I have to choose "Generic" lens correction to be able to use the Sharpness slider in the Lens Correction panel. Why is this option grayed out when using the Manufacturer Profile? The Sharpness slider is extremely powerful at correcting s...

I absolutely love the new Face Retouch feature—it's fast, natural-looking, and already a game changer in my workflow. That said, I’ve run into a few limitations that I hope can be addressed as the feature matures. Right now, the tool seems to "liv...

It would be great if we could move the whole line.This would help to roughly get it into the right position, and then use the circle adjustment for fine-tuning.

It would really help if Capture One could single out the sky or ground for editing. It should be knowledgeable enough to know that trees have limbs where the sky is in between the limbs.