Start a sample session with questions that move from basic to specific. First ask whether the material identity and surface condition are known. Next ask what visual feature you want to inspect. Only then decide what comparison would help answer that question.
Write unknowns beside the sample instead of converting them into assumptions. A visually interesting mark is one observation, not a general material guarantee. Supplier guidance, appropriate precautions, and the current operating instructions still need separate review.
A short question ladder keeps the session focused and makes later photos easier to interpret. See /updates/ for additional sample-planning methods.
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