Display of stacked images after Ai denoising in a collection set

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With a collection set (or multiple collections) selected, images that should be stacked (as if they were unstacked) appear expanded.This is very annoying when exporting a large batch of detailed collections.

Is this a specification?

Is there any way to avoid this by changing the display or settings?

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JohanElzenga

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No, there isn't. Stacks are local; they only exist in a single location, such as a folder or a collection. The same images (or partly different images) can be in another stack in another collection, meaning that Lightroom cannot display stacks in a collection set, because the same image could be in two or more stacks in that set.

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koz___Author

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Thank you for your answer.
I understand.
In other words, to prevent duplicate display when multiple collections are selected, the stack only works within a single collection.
I manage scene numbers using collections and collection sets, and since I can't shoot sequentially number on set, the images inevitably end up out of order on the local drive.
I wonder if the stacking would work if there was such a thing as an exclusive collection?
（Please excuse the incorrect English as it is translated from Japanese using automatic translation.）

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JohanElzenga

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It would work if stacks were global (meaning a stack of images is the same no matter where you are), but that is not the case. That means it's a design choice and you can't change it.

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