Four retained covers. Images have their numbers. Lighting changes weren't recorded.

Keep the four identities, then get quality to judge the covers before the camera acquires an opinion.

Do those labels come from a physical inspection or from someone looking at the images? That determines whether you have an unrecorded judgement to recover or an image guess to replace.

Image guesses. Quality hasn't seen these four yet.

Use the eventual agreed covers in handover as well. People can then see what counts as damage on the part. A folder of dramatic highlights is hard to turn into a useful operator lesson.

And retain an accepted cover beside the reject examples. Useful when checking what your lighting change hides.

Quality accepted three, rejected one for an edge scratch. Bright streak wasn't the rejection reason.

New captures planned with fixed settings and seating recorded. Old guesses removed from the tuning set.

Will those captures include removing and replacing the covers? The existing images suggest presentation variation, and a sequence with one untouched seating would leave that question unanswered.