My votes: Capture One on desktop

would it be possible for c1 to get the focus point from the camera, and then focus on that point in the focus tool.

In general, working with colors, I would like the ability to numerically select or match colors, especially in the Color Editor & Color Balance. Furthermore, when I move around an image with the pointer, I also would like to see the “live” sel...

Hi Capture One Team, I would like to submit a feature request regarding the visibility of Color Tags within the Browser / Grid View. Current Behavior: Right now, when a color tag is applied to an image, it is displayed as a small square icon/dot u...

Support for Sony's Compressed and Compressed HQ formats

I work with very large quantities of images for e-commerce and would love to see a feature that would be able to clean the background of both model images and product shots, removing dust, dirt, rips in the backdrop, sensor dust etc. Similar to, b...

The contact sheets are really useful creating presenting pages of images to email to clients, share on social media, or send to music artist representatives. Add an option to include a border that includes border width and color. This makes the ...

The ability to change the color tags to names other than their standard color names. . . .i.e. Selects, Social, Archive, etc. . . vs using the color tag in the output folder name and just having them be Red, Green, Blue that is not descriptive

I'm using a dual monitor setup with a smaller monitor showing the browser and a toolbar containing tools like the catalog, export and some other stuff. I would like to be able to have another fixed toolbar in the viewer window which is displayed o...

It would be great if you could implement a tool to remote reflections from the glass or display cases. I take a lot of photos in muséums, often of objects behind glass.

When the photo team does the adjustments to deliver the final image to the retouch team they can´t retouch propperly the image in photoshop with grain applied to it. It would be great that the base image was separate to the grain in different laye...