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Bill Junk
Inspiring
October 31, 2017
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Closing/colapsing an image stack causes another stack to open/expand

  • October 31, 2017
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I'm using Photoshop Elements 15 Organizer.  I have a folder with a large number of image stacks.  Each stack is an exposure bracket sequence.  If I open one of the stacks to view a thumbnail of all the images in the stack, they are displayed as they should be.  When I click on the little close/colapse icon on the last image, the stack colapses, but another stack is opened/expanded.  The stack that is opened is usually, but not always, the stack two locations further along in the stack sequence.

I've also noticed that if I've double clicked on the thumbnail for an image in an opened stack it will display full screen as I'd expect.  But then if I scroll to last image of the stack and click on the close/colapse icon, it will close/colapse the full screen stack, but when I go back to the thumbnail view the stack is still expanded.

What's going on?

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    Correct answer MichelBParis

    I can reproduce that (annoying) stack behaviour.

    My workaround is to right click, select version set and 'collapse items in version sets'.

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    MichelBParis
    MichelBParisCorrect answer
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    November 1, 2017

    I can reproduce that (annoying) stack behaviour.

    My workaround is to right click, select version set and 'collapse items in version sets'.

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    Bill JunkAuthor
    Inspiring
    November 1, 2017

    Michael,

    On the one hand I’m glad you can reproduce the issues, on the other hand it raises a red flag about the thoroughness of testing on this release. Makes me wonder how the defect could have been missed. Maybe the test suite is deficient. Fortunately, this is a problem whose impact is confined to the “high user irritation” category. Does Adobe log this defect so that it is considered for correction in a subsequent release?

    Bill

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