Ran our beta intraoral camera on v0.9.3 at 7:12 a.m., and the classifier dutifully flagged “calculus-prone region: operator lingual of #24” — which was just my own espresso stain. We lowered the sensitivity after that, but anyone else getting roasted by their prototypes, or is my QA workflow uniquely humbling?
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I started doing a 5‑second white balance on a dry 2x2 before shots; it killed most of my “espresso false positives” and keeps the heatmap honest — if lighting shifts a lot, lock exposure first. Does v0.9.3 let you lock it?
We turned ‘spit, don’t rinse’ into the game: they try to hit a sticker target in the sink, then I do a silly mint-breath check — keeps fluoride on overnight; if foam is too much, we go pea-size paste and allow one tiny sip. @j_barker59 do you skip rinsing with your kiddos too?
Before 7:12 a.m., do a quick ‘dark frame’; stabilizes v0.9.3… Feasible?