> qwen models (qwen3.6-35b-a3b and earlier 3.5) are WAY better with vision than gemma4-26b-a4b

Can you give an example? And/or is there a benchmark specifically for this?

I have my own benchmark: a photo of filament boxes in my drawer. The task is to list (inventory) the filaments. It's not an easy task: the letters are small, the boxes are in various orientations, the labels have lots of writing on them, etc.

This is what qwen produces (basically perfect):

Fiberlogy (Blue Boxes - Left Side)

ASA Black: 750 g (0.75 kg)

Easy PLA Graphite: 850 g (0.85 kg)

Ref Easy PLA Gray: 850 g (0.85 kg)

Ref Easy PLA White: 850 g (0.85 kg)

Ref Easy PLA Inox: 850 g (0.85 kg)

Bambu Lab (Brown Boxes - Right Side)

ASA White: 750 g (0.75 kg)

PLA-CF (Burgundy Red): 1,000 g (1 kg)

PAHT-CF (Black): 500 g (0.5 kg)

PET-CF (Black): 500 g (0.5 kg)

PETG-CF (Black): 1,000 g (1 kg)

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And this is gemma-4-26b-a4b (basically useless):

### *Fiberlogy Filaments*

All Fiberlogy items listed below share these common specifications: Made in Poland, $1.75\text{mm}$ Diameter, $0.75\text{kg}$ Weight, and Print Temperature of $200-230^{\circ}\text{C}$.

* *PLA Black* (Barcode: 5903281997986)

* *Easy PLA Graphite* (Barcode: 5903281994057)

* *Ref Easy PLA Grey*

* *Ref Easy PLA White* (Barcode: 5903281994386)

* *Ref Easy PLA True...* (Text is cut off)

**

### *Bambu Lab Filaments*

All Bambu Lab items listed below share these common specifications: Made in China, Removable Spool (Do Not Remove).

* *PLA-CF (Carbon Fiber Reinforced)*

    \*   Color: Burgundy Red
    \*   Diameter: $1.75 \pm 0.02\text{mm}$
    \*   Weight: $1.0\text{kg}$
    \*   Suggested Drying Conditions: $45^{\circ}\text{C}$ for $6-12$ hours

    \*   Color: Black
    \*   Diameter: $1.75 \pm 0.02\text{mm}$
    \*   Weight: $0.5\text{kg}$
    \*   Suggested Drying Conditions: $80^{\circ}\text{C}$ for $6-12$ hours

    \*   Color: Black
    \*   Diameter: $1.75 \pm 0.02\text{mm}$
    \*   Weight: $1.0\text{kg}$