penguins_dont_fly is a Volunteer Community Mentor
Best regards,
If you haven't noticed, eBay is getting away from anything that isn't text in the Description to be more mobile friendly.
eBay allows 12 pictures to be uploaded to the gallery ... save your pictures to your computer, edit them with a photo editor like Picassa (Google photos now) or Paint and upload them.
No need for a 3rd party photo hosting site.
There are plenty of free editing programs out there, you don't need a full-blown Photoshop suite 😉
@papermoneyforme wrote:Many people no longer have a PC or lap top so can't store a lot of photos and they are the ones that will have to most issues.
Myself and others that work from a PC will have no problems as I just upload from the PC to whatever listing program I use.
Most mobile devices have built in editing capabilities. If your phone (or tablet) is also your camera and listing device, it gets rid if the "save to computer" step.
Take pic, edit, upload.
@escuintla Wow, that sounds cumbersome only being able to deal with a few pics at a time. I use an old Canon Sureshot digital camera with a removal chip that slips right in to my laptop OR computer's 4 in 1 card reader. I then open the pic folder, rename the pics then Cut and Paste in various folders. From there its simple to upload pics on listings when I am creating them. Handling the pics this way is done all OFFline. Pics can be edited if necessary with software on our computers.
And oh, btw, for taking pics a tri-pod is great because you get all set up then simply shoot, rotate the item, shoot, rotate, zoom in and out, etc. It saves so much time taking pictures it isn't funny. I use a 2 second delay to the caerma is stable when the picture snaps ...
