Name what changed
If you are comparing sample photos, label the observation that changed between them: the artwork version, lighting, surface condition, or review date. A label helps the next reviewer understand the record without turning a single sample into a broad compatibility claim.
Keep observations separate from conclusions
Write what is visible, then list what still needs checking. Avoid treating an early image as a material guarantee or a prediction of the same result elsewhere. Browse /updates/ for more sample-review guidance.