Build a photo set that shows the whole item

An effective listing should not depend on a single photo.

Build a sequence showing:

1. main overall view;
2. side or rear;
3. identifying details;
4. high-wear areas;
5. disclosed defects;
6. important connections or panels;
7. included accessories.

The exact number depends on the item, but the principle is simple: after viewing the images, the buyer should not be uncertain about the overall appearance, condition or included items.

The dedicated photography guide can cover lighting, framing and technique; here the goal is to define which visual evidence a listing should contain.