The digital camera just may be an eBay seller's best friend. Because of the "virtual" nature of eBay shopping, potential buyers don't have the opportunity to look over your merchandise in person, and photos are the next best thing. Of course you can sell without photos, but your sales figures won't be anything near where they could be if you had included pictures.
Your photos should be close-up shots of the item in front of a plain background. Use proper lighting and take pictures from several angles so buyers get a good idea of what the item looks like and what condition it's in.
Here are some tips for taking good photos of your items.
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