AGS ASET scan glitches

[Seeker Diamond]

Dear all,

Can anyone explain about AGS ASET scan glitch?

 

[tonyc2387]

do you have another ASET to compare it to?

 

[Seeker Diamond]

Here''s another pic that i grabbed from

https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/comments-on-aset-spec-of-these-2-cherries.122279/

 

[Seeker Diamond]

i''ve forgotten the save the pic....my bad....

 

[tonyc2387]

are they of the same diamond?

basically i''m curious to see if it is a glitch, which is possible, but you need two different ASETs to tell. it''s also entirely possible for the diamond to be cut that way... did it grade high in the AGS cut scale?

also, isn''t the ASET on the AGS report not a scan of the diamond, but rather a computer generated image?

 

[stone-cold11]

It can only be called glitches if it is not the same as the real ASET image.

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 11/13/2009 11:33:00 PM
Author: tonyc2387
are they of the same diamond?

basically i''m curious to see if it is a glitch, which is possible, but you need two different ASETs to tell. it''s also entirely possible for the diamond to be cut that way... did it grade high in the AGS cut scale?

also, isn''t the ASET on the AGS report not a scan of the diamond, but rather a computer generated image?

The only way to know is to compare an actual ASET of the same diamond yes to look for broken arrows in the same place etc.

 

[Seeker Diamond]

Date: 11/13/2009 11:33:00 PM
Author: tonyc2387
are they of the same diamond?


basically i''m curious to see if it is a glitch, which is possible, but you need two different ASETs to tell. it''s also entirely possible for the diamond to be cut that way... did it grade high in the AGS cut scale?


also, isn''t the ASET on the AGS report not a scan of the diamond, but rather a computer generated image?

Hi Tony,

I''ve attached 2 ASET from the same diamond.
The one on the left from the platinum report.
The one on the right is taken from an ASET scope.
Btw, there was a typo error on my part. It''s a 0.46 G IF diamond.
Will colour difference cause the ASET to change?

 

[Seeker Diamond]

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 11/15/2009 12:36:51 AM
Author: Seeker Diamond

Colour difference won''t affect ASET. We can see from both images that in this case it is a glitch with the computer generated ASET as all the arrow shafts are intact on the actual ASET.

 

[Seeker Diamond]

Thanks Lorelei

My vendor email me another ASET image of the similar which is clearer & brighter.

I wonder why the previous ASET seems darker.

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 11/15/2009 6:13:52 AM
Author: Seeker Diamond
Thanks Lorelei

My vendor email me another ASET image of the similar which is clearer & brighter.

I wonder why the previous ASET seems darker.

Its probably the lighting or photography set up, also smaller images sometimes do look darker to me.

 

[tonyc2387]

Thanks SD, looks like you got your answer. As long as the real ASET looks good, you don''t need to pay much attention to the computer-generated one.

Date: 11/15/2009 5:24:25 AM
Author: Lorelei
Colour difference won''t affect ASET. We can see from both images that in this case it is a glitch with the computer generated ASET as all the arrow shafts are intact on the actual ASET.

So now that we''ve confirmed it''s a glitch, can anyone answer SD''s original question... how/why does this happens? It seems like they''re pretty severe glitches, so I''m particularly interested in learning what went wrong as well...

 

[Seeker Diamond]

Date: 11/15/2009 7:53:31 AM
Author: tonyc2387
Thanks SD, looks like you got your answer. As long as the real ASET looks good, you don''t need to pay much attention to the computer-generated one.

Date: 11/15/2009 5:24:25 AM

Author: Lorelei

Colour difference won''t affect ASET. We can see from both images that in this case it is a glitch with the computer generated ASET as all the arrow shafts are intact on the actual ASET.

So now that we''ve confirmed it''s a glitch, can anyone answer SD''s original question... how/why does this happens? It seems like they''re pretty severe glitches, so I''m particularly interested in learning what went wrong as well...

Yup, I''m still hoping someone from AGS can see this & explain these ASET glitches.

 

[stone-cold11]

As far as I know, no one from AGSL post here.

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 11/17/2009 7:58:03 AM
Author: Seeker Diamond

Date: 11/15/2009 7:53:31 AM
Author: tonyc2387
Thanks SD, looks like you got your answer. As long as the real ASET looks good, you don''t need to pay much attention to the computer-generated one.

Date: 11/15/2009 5:24:25 AM

Author: Lorelei

Colour difference won''t affect ASET. We can see from both images that in this case it is a glitch with the computer generated ASET as all the arrow shafts are intact on the actual ASET.

So now that we''ve confirmed it''s a glitch, can anyone answer SD''s original question... how/why does this happens? It seems like they''re pretty severe glitches, so I''m particularly interested in learning what went wrong as well...

Yup, I''m still hoping someone from AGS can see this & explain these ASET glitches.

I think a member of AGS reads here on occasion but it would be best to contact www.agslabs.com directly and ask them.

 

[Todd Gray]

I asked Peter Yantzer, Director of the AGS Laboratory and the short answer is that, for some proportion sets, the ‘arrows’ draw light very close to the 75 degree boundary of blue to red in the ASET.

The long answer is well, a really long answer...

But suffice to say, when in doubt, refer to an actual view of the diamond as seen through an ASET scope.

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 11/17/2009 2:13:08 PM
Author: Todd Gray
I asked Peter Yantzer, Director of the AGS Laboratory and the short answer is that, for some proportion sets, the ‘arrows’ draw light very close to the 75 degree boundary of blue to red in the ASET.

The long answer is well, a really long answer...

But suffice to say, when in doubt, refer to an actual view of the diamond as seen through an ASET scope.

Thanks for that Todd!