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Use LR's "Auto-Stack by Capture Time" feature (Photos/Stacking/Auto-Stack ...). This will group your images based on the amount of time between stacks, and you can adjust it for more or less time, until you get the right balance to collect most of your related images in a single stack.
In a perfect world, you could select a collapsed stack and view the ...
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Since your lens is not on Adobe's list of supported lenses, official Adobe lens correction data for your lens either does not exist or is not provided to the public. Other options include:
Your lens may be included in the Lensfun database, which is used by some non-Adobe software to apply lens corrections.
You can use Hugin to correct an image taken with ...
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