Forums Programming & support Why are we calling every bright line a scratch? Why are we calling every bright line a scratch? OmarChan1100 · 10 Jan 2026, 18:15 UTC
ClosedOur proposed FR10 cover-inspection images have moving bright lines labelled 'scratch'. I can't teach that distinction myself.
5 replies Give whoever judges the actual covers the marked image and the numbered cover together, otherwise you're asking them to identify a shiny line from another shiny line
12 pointsThe covers are numbered, fortunately. Our inspector found one groove but couldn't match the other bright lines.
15 pointsThen keep that groove's location marked on the image separately from the changing reflections; can you show the same cover in both presentations?
10 pointsYes. We've removed three incorrect scratch labels. The confirmed groove disappears in one view, which needs sorting before training.
7 pointsThat's a useful pair to give the imaging person: same cover, known groove, one view hides it. Much easier to explain than 'the camera is inconsistent'
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