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What is the preferred photo suite to used with E-bay

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What is the preferred photo suite to used with E-bay
Aug 16, 2012 06:37 PM

I am looking to get the best option of a photo suite to use on E-bay, but I'm overwhelmed with data on the many different brands of Photo Suite on the market. It seems that they are all so expensive to buy. Is there a good reliable not too complicated free software edition I can use. I want to put more than one picture on the initial photo shot, ie, a coin with the reverse included in the first photo. Plus how to use the Supersize facility, and additional photos below the description as with a book to show more pages. Some help would be very much appreciated.

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What is the preferred photo suite to used with E-bay
Aug 16, 2012 06:37 PM

I am looking to get the best option of a photo suite to use on E-bay, but I'm overwhelmed with data on the many different brands of Photo Suite on the market. It seems that they are all so expensive to buy. Is there a good reliable not too complicated free software edition I can use. I want to put more than one picture on the initial photo shot, ie, a coin with the reverse included in the first photo. Plus how to use the Supersize facility, and additional photos below the description as with a book to show more pages. Some help would be very much appreciated.

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Re: What is the preferred photo suite to used with E-bay
Aug 16, 2012 06:59 PM

This area is designed for quick answerrs - try asking your question on seller central, plenty of scope for detailed help:-

 

http://community.ebay.co.uk/forum/Seller-Central/7


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Re: What is the preferred photo suite to used with E-bay
Aug 16, 2012 08:56 PM

Ebay doesnt care which photo suite you use it just sucks up the picture you tell it to at whatever resolution it is as long as ebay can handle it it will put it on listing page.

 

It then depends on peoples browsers and screen settings and eyesight as to how it displays to them.

 

Save your money and just use a standard digital camera of good quality preferably with optical zoom in this case and take good pics as ebay is not yet HD or 3D and you cant edit out all the bad parts of a bad pic and who wants to spend time doing it anyway.

 

Self hosting is a good way to show pics but always upload the free 1 pic into gallery space in case pic site goes down.

 

There are many many free programs on the net just as good as paid for ones. Paint just to start with

 

Supersize and zoom are part of picture pack be sure you want to pay for them

 

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/sell/picture_pack.html


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