Each angle is checked against its clearest photo
The checks no longer compare every angle with your first photo. Itidem reads which side each photo shows, and picks the clearest one for each angle.
- Checks
- Release
A rear three-quarter render checked against a front photo proves little. So each angle now gets its own reference.
How Itidem reads a photo
A local detector finds the car, its wheels, its plate, its headlights and its tail lights. Fixed rules read the angle from where those parts sit: two wheels set in evenly is a side; one wheel near an end and one mid-car is a three-quarter. Asking the detector for the angle in words did not work, so it is not asked.
No photo, no image
When no photo shows a side of the car, that angle is not rendered. It goes to a person with a plain reason, and no image is spent on it. Every photo is read once per vehicle and the reading is kept, so a retry does not read them again.
