NoviVision Photo Capture Tutorial

What counts as a “complete set”

A complete set is four images of the same part, taken by rotating 90° clockwise between shots:

Photo 1: Front (your chosen starting view)
Photo 2: Left (rotate 90° clockwise)
Photo 3: Back (rotate another 90°)
Photo 4: Right (rotate another 90°)

Keep the order consistent (Front → Left → Back → Right) when you capture and upload. If the part is symmetric or looks similar from multiple sides, still take all four photos.

Taking pictures from side

Choose a front and then rotate the camera (or the part) 90° clockwise between each of the four required shots

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Taking pictures from a tilted view

Some parts are difficult to understand from strict front/left/back/right side views because key features are hidden (occluded). In those cases, use a tilted view as your “front” and keep the same tilt across all four photos.

Example 4

Example 5

This approach especially works for larger vehicle such as the example below example

Example 6

For thin parts: choose a tilt that shows the surface and thickness at the same time. If one side contains an important detail, start with that side facing the camera.

Example 7

Taking pictures from top

Sometimes the most informative “front” is a view from above (top). This is common for parts where the key features are on the top surface, or where a top view reveals the outline clearly. Select a top view as your “front”. Rotate the part 90° clockwise between each photo (or rotate the camera around the part while keeping the same height and angle).