Better Watch Photos Sell More Watches

Are your watch auction sales down? Does it seem there is just too much competition?
If you are buying wholesale watches from a closeout watch supplier like www.watchcloseouts.net then you are already getting the best possible prices on closeout watches. Now it is time to concentrate on the details of your auction or web site watch listings.

One of the best ways to set yourself apart from others who are selling the same watches is with better watch photos. Let’s face it, most vendors are using the same photographs to sell their watches.

Simply by taking multiple quality photos of your watches you will see your sales increase. The following are some tips from a professional photographer for taking better watch photographs.

Avoid using Direct Flash

Watches can be somewhat difficult to photograph due to the reflective nature of the materials. One way to avoid reflections in the glass or metal is to keep from using direct flash. Instead try bouncing the flash off a ceiling or diffuser. This will soften the flash and eliminate many hot spots or reflections. If you do not have access to a diffuser or an off camera flash then try shooting your watch images on a cloudy day outside or just before sunset when the sun the light is softer.

Shoot Various Angles

Experiment with different angles and perspectives when photographing your watches. This is also a time to consider how different angles effects reflections on your watch.

Pay Attention to the Details

Make sure that the watch hands are not covering up important elements of the design.

Shoot Multiple Images

If you are selling your watches at online auction you will find that auctions with more than one photograph typically sell for more. When there are multiple photos potential buyers feel more comfortable with the condition of an item.

These tips should get you started in improving the quality of your watch photographs and ultimately result in more sales or higher bids.