Thanks for reaching out and sharing this feedback!
The side-by-side view caps comparison at 9 images by design.
For larger bursts or group shots with more than 9 similar frames, here are the two best workflows:
Use Scenes mode: Keep your larger group open and select up to 9 specific frames at a time directly from the secondary filmstrip to compare them head-to-head.
Adjust Scene Sensitivity in Settings: You can tighten the similarity threshold so OptiCull breaks massive sequences into smaller, tighter clusters automatically.
That said, I completely understand that large group portraits or high-speed bursts naturally generate dozens of frames you want to skim through quickly. Please use the scenes mode for such case.
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Shailesh
Nov 10
Thanks for reaching out and sharing this feedback!
The side-by-side view caps comparison at 9 images by design.
For larger bursts or group shots with more than 9 similar frames, here are the two best workflows:
Use Scenes mode: Keep your larger group open and select up to 9 specific frames at a time directly from the secondary filmstrip to compare them head-to-head.
Adjust Scene Sensitivity in Settings: You can tighten the similarity threshold so OptiCull breaks massive sequences into smaller, tighter clusters automatically.
That said, I completely understand that large group portraits or high-speed bursts naturally generate dozens of frames you want to skim through quickly. Please use the scenes mode for such case.