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

LinAdams0096 · 2025年5月27日 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

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

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

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

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

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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