What this supports
The recorded canonical result supports a damaged-screen outcome for this view and identifies crack and black spot.
RECORDED CASE 23 / DISPLAY ANOMALIES
A broad crack region and a compact lower-left black spot appear in a portrait photograph.
The damaged outcome resolved, but the exact finding inventory differed between model roles. The recorded canonical annotation is not human-verified ground truth.
Recorded VisionX inspection. The source photograph was auto-oriented, metadata-stripped, and resized for web only. Recorded canonical findings were re-rendered with thicker web-only boundaries for readability; their geometry was not expanded or repaired. Results apply only to the photographed view and are not accuracy benchmarks, functional tests, or whole-device guarantees.
Recorded VisionX inspection. The source photograph was auto-oriented, metadata-stripped, and resized for web only. Recorded canonical findings were re-rendered with thicker web-only boundaries for readability; their geometry was not expanded or repaired. Results apply only to the photographed view and are not accuracy benchmarks, functional tests, or whole-device guarantees.
CANONICAL DAMAGE FINDINGS
CAPTURE ARTIFACTS
The recorded canonical result supports a damaged-screen outcome for this view and identifies crack and black spot.
The exact inventory is disputed and does not establish whether the display anomaly is permanent.
A resolved damaged outcome can coexist with uncertainty about the exact display-and-glass inventory.
THE NEXT STEP
Bring representative photographs and your decision rules to a scoped VisionX evaluation.