Stacking files on network drive

[rom777]

After you edit photos that are located on a network drive (AFP or SMB), they are not stacked with the originals.

When working on a local drive everything is fine

[Just Shoot Me]

For images to be stacked they must all be in the same folder on the same drive.

Are the images you are trying to stack all on your network drive and in the same folder as the original?

[Tony_See]

It sounds like you are saying that your originals on the local drive? Confirm?

[rom777]

All images are on the same folder on network drive.

I use "Edit with Photoshop" menu and then "Save" in Photoshop.

The image automatic saves at the same folder as Tiff-file

Everything works correctly if the files are on the local disk

[Just Shoot Me]

Can you manually stack the images on the network drive?

[rom777]

Yes, but its very long and difficult becouse first I need to synchronize the folder (200-2000 photos) so that new edited photos appear in it, and then find them to merge into a stack.

I am talking about dozens of photos, on my local drive everything happens automatically!!!

[Just Shoot Me]

rom777  wrote

Yes, but its very long and difficult becouse first I need to synchronize the folder (200-2000 photos) so that new edited photos appear in it, and then find them to merge into a stack.

I am talking about dozens of photos, on my local drive everything happens automatically!!!

Then it's not just a Stacking problem. Normally when sending a file to PS and Saving (Not Save As) in PS that image file is returned to LR with "Edit" (or whatever you selected as a name add on) and either TIF or PSD file extension.

From your above reply to be able to Stack the edited image with the original you first have to Sync the folder which means the PS edited image is NOT being Added to the LR catalog.

[rom777]

>From your above reply to be able to Stack the edited image with the original you first have to Sync the folder which means the PS edited image is NOT being Added to the LR catalog.

Yes, but it's not a solution.

[rom777]

All images are on the same folder on network drive