When the listing opens, you will see that you can add more photos.
I would recommend trying to get photos with better focus (I assume that is your intent).
Are you using a regular camera? If so, look for a little tulip icon that will allow closeups (usually up to 6 inches or possibly closer). The setting is called "macro". Also look for a "white balance" (WB) setting that allows choosing between daylight or indoors or overcast, which will set the color correction (it might have icons for sun, lightbulb, clouds). The pictures are too yellow, which tells me the WB setting is wrong for the available light source.
You might try taking them outside or to a window to get better lighting, and then choose the "sun" or "cloud" symbol on your camera's WB settings (or set it to full auto).
shipscript
·3 years ago@lacoul68
Go to your selling page and use the droplist on the right to "revise" each listing.
https://www.ebay.com/mys/active
When the listing opens, you will see that you can add more photos.
I would recommend trying to get photos with better focus (I assume that is your intent).
Are you using a regular camera? If so, look for a little tulip icon that will allow closeups (usually up to 6 inches or possibly closer). The setting is called "macro". Also look for a "white balance" (WB) setting that allows choosing between daylight or indoors or overcast, which will set the color correction (it might have icons for sun, lightbulb, clouds). The pictures are too yellow, which tells me the WB setting is wrong for the available light source.
You might try taking them outside or to a window to get better lighting, and then choose the "sun" or "cloud" symbol on your camera's WB settings (or set it to full auto).
disneyshopper
Mentor3 years agoYou can add up to 24 photos per listing. I can't imagine needing more than 24 photos if you are only listing a single coin.