Cómo fotografiar tu artículo

Las fotos claras y honestas generan confianza en los compradores y hacen que se venda por más. Aquí tienes cuántas fotos necesita tu artículo y qué debe mostrar cada toma. Empieza por lo básico y luego según el tipo de artículo.

Lo básico: cada foto

  • Use daylight; avoid lamp light and flash (they distort colour and cast shadows).
  • Keep it sharp and steady — in focus, ideally on a tripod.
  • Show only the item; no other or distracting objects in frame.
  • Use a neutral, uniform background so the item stands out.
  • Photograph from all sides — back, top, bottom and sides, not just the front.
  • Clean the item before shooting.
  • Add a scale reference (e.g. a measuring tape) for unusually sized items, kept unobtrusive.
  • Show wear and damage clearly — and mention it in the description.
  • Your first photo is the cover — lead with the clearest, best angle.
  • Avoid self-portraits and reflections on shiny surfaces.
  • Don't edit colour — only crop and straighten.
  • Give the defining details their own close-ups: marks, serials, signatures, labels and tags.
  • For multi-item lots, include one overview shot of everything together, with any certificates.

Trading cards

Front and back filling the frame, plus corner/edge close-ups and any serial. (6–12 photos)

Fotos obligatorias

  • Front

    Lead photo: the front straight-on, filling the frame on a neutral background.

  • Back

    The whole back, same framing as the front — flip it over and shoot straight-on.

Recomendadas

  • Corners & edges

    Tight shots of each corner and the edges — this is where whitening, dings and fraying show.

  • Serial / edition number

    A legible close-up of the serial / numbered-edition print.

  • Signature close-up

    Fill the frame with the autograph so the strokes are sharp.

  • Flaw / defect

    Show every flaw up close — honesty here prevents disputes and builds trust.

Tickets

Front and back, with close-ups of any serial/seat detail, signatures, and creases or tears. (3–6 photos)

Fotos obligatorias

  • Front

    Lead photo: the front straight-on, filling the frame on a neutral background.

  • Back

    The whole back, same framing as the front — flip it over and shoot straight-on.

Recomendadas

  • Serial / edition number

    A legible close-up of the serial / numbered-edition print.

  • Signature close-up

    Fill the frame with the autograph so the strokes are sharp.

  • Flaw / defect

    Show every flaw up close — honesty here prevents disputes and builds trust.

Posters & prints

The full front (use a frameless shot for the cover), the reverse, and corner/edge close-ups where creases, tears and restoration show. (4–8 photos)

Fotos obligatorias

  • Front

    Lead photo: the front straight-on, filling the frame on a neutral background.

  • Back

    The whole back, same framing as the front — flip it over and shoot straight-on.

  • Corners & edges

    Tight shots of each corner and the edges — this is where whitening, dings and fraying show.

Recomendadas

  • Flaw / defect

    Show every flaw up close — honesty here prevents disputes and builds trust.

  • Signature close-up

    Fill the frame with the autograph so the strokes are sharp.

Jerseys & shirts

Front, and the back showing number + name; close-ups of the crest, size/brand tag, patches, signatures and wear. (5–9 photos)

Fotos obligatorias

  • Front

    Lead photo: the front straight-on, filling the frame on a neutral background.

  • Back (number & name)

    The back of the shirt showing the number and nameplate clearly.

Recomendadas

  • Crest / badge

    A close-up of the crest/badge — stitching quality matters to buyers.

  • Size / brand tag

    The inner tag showing size and brand, plus any authenticity tag.

  • Patches

    Close-ups of any sponsor, league or commemorative patches.

  • Signature close-up

    Fill the frame with the autograph so the strokes are sharp.

  • Flaw / defect

    Show every flaw up close — honesty here prevents disputes and builds trust.

Balls

All sides / 360°, with close-ups of signatures, the brand stamp, any COA, and scuffs or wear. (5–9 photos)

Fotos obligatorias

  • All sides

    Walk around the item: front, back, top, bottom, left, right — bidders want every angle.

Recomendadas

  • Signature close-up

    Fill the frame with the autograph so the strokes are sharp.

  • Maker's mark / stamp

    Close-ups of the maker's mark, brand stamp or model number.

  • Certificate of authenticity

    Photograph the full COA or authentication letter, readable.

  • Flaw / defect

    Show every flaw up close — honesty here prevents disputes and builds trust.

Equipment

Every side, with close-ups of the maker/model mark, signatures, condition/wear and any COA. (5–9 photos)

Fotos obligatorias

  • All sides

    Walk around the item: front, back, top, bottom, left, right — bidders want every angle.

Recomendadas

  • Maker's mark / stamp

    Close-ups of the maker's mark, brand stamp or model number.

  • Signature close-up

    Fill the frame with the autograph so the strokes are sharp.

  • Condition / wear

    Close-ups of scuffs, scratches and general wear on used gear.

  • Certificate of authenticity

    Photograph the full COA or authentication letter, readable.

Memorabilia

The object from every side; include signatures, the COA/provenance, any marks, defects and original packaging. (≥5 photos)

Fotos obligatorias

  • All sides

    Walk around the item: front, back, top, bottom, left, right — bidders want every angle.

Recomendadas

  • Signature close-up

    Fill the frame with the autograph so the strokes are sharp.

  • Certificate of authenticity

    Photograph the full COA or authentication letter, readable.

  • Maker's mark / stamp

    Close-ups of the maker's mark, brand stamp or model number.

  • Flaw / defect

    Show every flaw up close — honesty here prevents disputes and builds trust.

  • Original packaging

    The original box/packaging and anything that came with the item.

Autographs

The full signed item plus a tight signature close-up; include any COA or proof of signing. (3–6 photos)

Fotos obligatorias

  • Full item

    The whole item the signature sits on, so buyers see what they're getting.

  • Signature close-up

    Fill the frame with the autograph so the strokes are sharp.

Recomendadas

  • Certificate of authenticity

    Photograph the full COA or authentication letter, readable.

  • Proof of signing

    If you have a signing photo or proof, include it.

  • Flaw / defect

    Show every flaw up close — honesty here prevents disputes and builds trust.

Artículos gradeados y certificados

Si tu artículo está gradeado o encapsulado profesionalmente, añade estas además de las fotos anteriores.

  • Grading label

    Photograph the slab label so the grader, grade and certification number are all readable.

  • Slab front

    The full front of the holder, no glare on the plastic.

  • Slab back

    The full back of the holder, including any barcode/cert sticker.