How to Photograph Electronics and Gadgets for Marketplaces
Electronics buyers care about condition, completeness and authenticity — your photos should answer all three.
Simple setup you can do at home
- A window with indirect daylight (no direct sun) or two inexpensive LED panels.
- A sheet of white foam board or paper as a backdrop and a second one as a reflector.
- Your phone on a small tripod; turn off the flash and use the main (1×) lens.
- Clean the product and remove dust, fingerprints and loose threads before shooting.
Screens and glossy surfaces
- Turn the screen on with a simple bright image or turn it fully off — avoid reflections of your room.
- Shoot at a slight angle to move reflections away.
- Clean with a microfibre cloth first.
Used electronics checklist
- Serial / IMEI label (blur part of it if you prefer)
- All ports and buttons
- Battery health or shutter count screenshot
- Accessories and box
- Every scratch, clearly lit
FAQ
How many photos for used electronics?
8–12 photos covering every side, ports, accessories and any wear.
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