The color behind a sample can change how a mark appears in a photo. Place a neutral, non-reflective backdrop behind each comparison and keep the light direction consistent. Include an untested control in the same frame when practical.

Label what the image actually shows: the specific sample, viewing conditions, and date. Do not treat photographic contrast as proof of durability, material compatibility, or repeatable production performance.

If the result changes dramatically with angle or lighting, save both views and note the difference. Explore /updates/ for other cautious sample-review methods.

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