Can't choose bezel references from those travelling bright stripes

YasminBrown0876 · 7 May 2026, 00:28 UTC

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YasminBrown0876
Our FR10 camera proposal has bezel pictures labelled scratched whenever a bright band appears, but the band shifts with presentation; I'd like to settle the references before buying our way into threshold tuning.

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ImranArcher0392
Replying to YasminBrown0876

Have the photographed bezels been retained and judged physically against the appearance requirement? I would connect that decision to the full image before deciding which bright regions the software should learn to reject.

9 points
YA
YasminBrown0876
Replying to ImranArcher0392

Retained, yes, but no linked physical judgement; the labels were added while looking at the pictures, which is exactly the bit I don't trust.

22 points
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EllaBell0642
Replying to YasminBrown0876

Get quality to establish the sample decisions first. I cannot tell whether those are defects from your description, and moving glare does not prove the underlying bezel is acceptable either.

10 points
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BethBell0672
Replying to YasminBrown0876

Keep full capture settings and the seating arrangement with each image. A crop of the stripe won't explain the presentation change later.

13 points
YA
YasminBrown0876
Replying to EllaBell0642

Quality has the retained set now; I've withdrawn the scratch captions from the working references and kept the originals separately, with the capture notes we can recover.

14 points
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ImranArcher0392
Replying to YasminBrown0876

When the decisions return, compare difficult accepted surfaces alongside identified rejects under the proposed presentation conditions. Removing the bright stripe alone would be a poor test if it also made the real rejected feature disappear.

19 points

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