How do I stop us labelling the lamp as a scratch?

LinAdams0096 · 27 May 2025, 14:56 UTC

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LinAdams0096
I'm helping put together reference images for a UR5e-presented trim plate and our 'deep scratch' moves sideways when we move the lamp, so before somebody tunes a threshold around it, how do I get the actual marked parts and their pictures tied together properly?

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JuliaBrown0935
Replying to LinAdams0096

Give each physical plate an ID. Have whoever owns cosmetic acceptance mark the defect location on a separate sketch, then photograph the same plate under the proposed setup. Keep the borderline ones too

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LinAdams0096
Replying to JuliaBrown0935

Cheers, the separate sketch is the missing bit; I've been trying to point at glare in a photograph to explain why the photograph is misleading.

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JuliaBrown0935
Replying to LinAdams0096

Any physical check on the plate called deeply scratched? Moving glare can sit over a real mark. Would not relabel that one from the lamp experiment alone

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LinAdams0096
Replying to JuliaBrown0935

There is a small nick near the edge, nothing where the long streak was labelled; quality has kept the nick as the defect and we've retired that particular long-streak label, not the whole plate.

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JuliaBrown0935
Replying to LinAdams0096

Did the revised lighting still show the nick after removing and reseating the plate? That's where I'd want the next image set, before spending time on thresholds

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