Visible evidence, clear limits
OrientDig QC Photos: What to Check by Category
Use the angles that answer a category-specific question, then pause when the images leave the important part unclear.
Quick answer
OrientDig QC photos can help you compare visible shape, measurements, colour, placement, closures, and condition at the time the images were made. They cannot guarantee materials, hidden construction, authenticity, durability, seller behaviour, shipping, or the item you may eventually receive.
What QC photos can help you judge
A useful photo set answers a defined question. It can show whether the visible option matches the row, whether measurements are readable, whether a print or closure sits where expected, and whether the available angles reveal the parts that matter for that category. Comparisons are strongest when lighting, scale, and orientation are consistent.
What QC photos cannot guarantee
Photos cannot prove every fibre, internal layer, performance claim, long-term wear result, source claim, or future transaction outcome. Colour can shift under lighting and screens, measurements can be taken inconsistently, and a photographed item does not establish what will happen after the image was made.
QC photos by category
Shoes
- Both side profiles
- Sole and tread
- Toe shape from above and the side
- Heel shape and rear alignment
- Readable size label
- Material close-up
T-Shirts
- Full front and back
- Neckline and collar shape
- Print placement and close-up
- Fabric texture
- Chest and length measurements
Hoodies and Jackets
- Lining or interior texture
- Zipper, buttons, or other closure
- Cuffs and hems
- Full sleeves and shoulder shape
- Chest, sleeve, and body measurements
Pants and Shorts
- Waist measurement
- Front and back rise
- Inseam
- Leg opening
- Front and rear shape with a fabric close-up
Bags
- Exterior dimensions
- Hardware close-ups
- Straps and attachment points
- Every compartment
- Interior and base
Sets
- Every included piece in full
- Separate views of each piece
- Matching size information
- Measurements for each part where relevant
- Material and closure details
Accessories
- A clear scale reference
- Fastening or closure
- Useful dimensions
- Material details
- All included parts
Red flags in a photo set
- Blurry photos hide the edge, surface, label, or measurement you need to read.
- Cropped frames exclude key areas such as the sole, interior, closure, cuff, or size label.
- Repeated angles create volume without showing new evidence.
- Measurements appear without a clear start point, unit, or view of the full tape position.
- The colour, option, included pieces, or product type in the photos does not match the spreadsheet row.
When to pause
Pause when the missing angle could change fit, function, comparison, or shipping impact; when a measurement cannot be interpreted; or when the current page and spreadsheet row no longer match. The useful next step is to look for clearer current evidence, not to turn uncertainty into a positive claim.