How I Take Photos for Reselling

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Sony ZV-E10

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The video provides high-value, actionable workflow insights for a specific niche (reselling) while naturally integrating the tools used, making the product recommendations feel like helpful advice rather than an advertisement.

Summary

A reseller demonstrates his workflow for photographing and storing inventory, highlighting the specific camera and tools he uses. He explains his setup, including a custom-built photo stage and storage techniques, to maintain efficiency in his business.

Structure

1Introduction to reselling income and photo process
2Demonstration of camera and photo stage setup
3Step-by-step clothing preparation and photography
4Storage workflow using bags and SKU labels
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What I use for phototaking

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How I Take Photos for Reselling $100,000 Sony ZV-E10 Camera Photo Stage under $150 Photo Platform Prep for Photos Storage Prep zip it up 90% leaves 10% for air Steamer Tape for Boxes Skew # Rolls Lint Rollers Spare Batteries comment any questions

Transcript

I make six figures a year reselling and this is my photo taking process. So I use this Sony ZV-E10 camera and it's just a really good digital camera, has great zoom and everything. I don't know a lot about cameras, all I know is that it works great for me. This is my pile of clothes I gotta get through. We put a metal hanger through the bottom like so, like that. And then we put it up onto the stage. This stage me and my dad built for under 150 bucks I think, or under 100 bucks, I don't really remember. And then we also have this platform which we step on just so it makes it easier to deal with the clothes. Now we have this piece here, you know, make it look good for the photos and then take photos of it. And then once we're done, we're gonna come over here. We're just gonna fold them up, grab a storage bag for them, put them in here. But since I reuse the bags, we're gonna go over it with the next sticker and we're gonna put it right on top of there. And then we're gonna zip it up 90% so that 10% leaves air for us to push out when we do our storage. We also have this steamer to get wrinkles out of clothes before taking photos so it looks nice. We got tape to tape the storage boxes up, peeling remover, we got our roll of skew numbers for storage purposes, and we got these lint rollers to get lint off of clothes. And we have spare batteries for the camera so that it doesn't die. That's the whole photo process and we just repeat that for each new item. Comment any questions.