A great offer starts with clear photos. Sixty seconds of good shots means a faster, higher, more accurate offer — and fewer surprises when it hits our bench. Here's exactly what helps.
Same camera, very different offer. Aim for the left column.
Shoot near a window or in daylight. We can see condition, color, and wear clearly.
Dim, backlit shots hide scratches and haze — that means a lower, more cautious offer.
Tap your phone screen on the item to focus, then hold still for a crisp shot.
If we can't read the model or see the glass, we can't give you our best number.
Fit the entire piece in the shot with a little space around it.
Cropped edges hide damage and make it hard to identify exactly what you have.
A table, a bedsheet, a clean floor — anything simple that lets the item stand out.
Busy surroundings distract and can hide the very details that raise your offer.
Honesty gets you a faster offer — telling us about a flaw up front never lowers our number more than finding it on the bench would.
Film cameras, portable audio and hi-fi, synths, drum machines and guitar pedals, retro handhelds, and the odd beautiful oddity. Not sure? Send a photo anyway — half our best finds start that way.