How often is a “model problem” actually a camera/image-quality problem in production CV?
I've worked with CV systems for several years, mostly with real-world camera footage, and I've noticed that a surprising number of "model failures" aren't really model problems. Things like IR glare, dirty or slightly defocused lenses, compression artifacts, unstable exposure, camera vibration, bad…
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- 2026-09-22 06:58 · r/computervision
How often is a “model problem” actually a camera/image-quality problem in production CV?