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<paragraph><black> 5 is the number of photos required to place an ad. Of course, the more the better. </black></paragraph> Follow the steps in our guide, we will give you some tips on how to properly create your photo folder.

To optimize your ad

<paragraph><black>Take your pictures outside preferably with a nice light</black> (early morning or late afternoon, sunset).</paragraph> If you are shooting in the middle of the day, try to find some shade.

Choose natural lighting

<paragraph><black>Find a quiet and open area, eliminate visual distractions. Keep the background uniform.</black></paragraph> <paragraph>Avoid doing a photo shoot on the grass</paragraph> <paragraph>Snap the wheels the right way around</paragraph> Before you press the button, take a look at all four corners of the viewfinder: is there a tree or telephone pole sticking out from the car? If so, adjust your view or location to eliminate these visual distractions.

Choose a good place

Here is an example of what your ad could look like once published on our website.

Your ad

<paragraph>Keep the same height for each side.</paragraph><paragraph>Center the car as much as possible.</paragraph><paragraph>Take the opposite 3/4 of the first one taken (e.g., if a right front 3/4 is taken, take the left rear 3/4): you're informing as much as possible about the entire condition of the body.</paragraph>

Picture required 1/5

Outside - 3/4 Front

Picture required 2/5

Outside - 3/4 Back

<paragraph>Take as many elements as possible (steering wheel, dashboard, seats, etc...) in a photo.</paragraph><paragraph>Advised viewpoints are from the rear seats toward the front of the car, or from the (open) front passenger door</paragraph>

Picture required 3/5

Inside

<paragraph> Take an overall view of the engine, to provide as many elements as possible are visible to the potential buyer of your car</paragraph> <paragraph>Don't hesitate to take pictures of the various identification elements of your car (manufacturer's plates, stamped number on the chassis, engine number, etc.)</paragraph>

Picture required 4/5

engine bay

Add as many documents as possible related to your car

Picture required  5/5

Documents

You can add a video of your car moving, be careful about the sharpness and stability of the video, preferably use a tripod

Optional

Video

As on the road, keep some distance between your car and the edges of the picture. This rule is valid mainly for outdoor pictures.<paragraph> <black>Use landscape mode for your photos</black>,  it will be always nicer to look at in a gallery.</paragraph>

Distances for taking photos

Wash and dry the outside, clean and vacuum the inside. Remove anything from the interior that doesn't go with the car.<paragraph> <black> The car does not need to be professionally detailed, but it should be as clean as possible.</black></paragraph>

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