Dealership photography

An honest look at 360° and spin car photography for UK dealers — what it costs, what it delivers, and whether the investment makes sense.

Alloy wheel listing photos that show condition honestly save wasted viewings. How to shoot each wheel, handle kerb rash, and decide refurb vs disclose.

A practical guide to car photo lighting for dealers — when to shoot, what conditions to use, and what to do on overcast days. No studio required.

Boot space photos that actually answer buyer questions — how to shoot boots, load bays and folded seats honestly, without distortion tricks.

A practical guide to car interior photography for dealers — angles, light, prep, and what interior photos actually do for buyer confidence before any viewing.

Car listing photos in winter — short daylight, low sun, salt-covered stock and grey forecourts, and how dealers keep listings consistent year-round.

Car listing video vs photos: photos come first. Why every platform is built on photos, what video genuinely adds, and how to sequence both at stock volume.

A practical shot list for UK dealers — every exterior and interior angle to photograph, the order to shoot them, and why each one moves buyers toward an enquiry.

Car photos in bad weather — what's salvageable in rain, wind and grey skies, what isn't, and how dealers keep stock going live whatever the forecast.

Roof up or down for convertible car photos? Both — and the order matters. A practical guide for UK dealers photographing convertibles for listing.

Electric car listing photography for dealers — the EV-specific shots buyers expect, from charge ports to range screens, and how to frame them honestly.

Does an engine bay photo belong in your listing? An honest look at which buyers care, what the shot signals, and how to take one that builds trust.

How to photograph a car for sale, start to finish — prep, location, angles, interior, details, editing, and upload. For private sellers and dealers alike.

A practical guide to plate-change photography for UK dealers — planning the March and September surge and getting part-exchange stock live fast.

Outdoor car photography for UK dealers — the right locations, the right light, and how to handle British weather when it refuses to cooperate.

Part exchange photos need to happen fast — the car arrives at handover and every day unlisted costs money. A workflow for getting PX stock live quickly.

A practical pre-shoot checklist for UK dealers — exterior, interior, and operational prep before photographing a car for listing, in the right order.

Quick car prep for listing photos: the 10-minute pass for volume days — what to skip, what never to skip, and when the full prep checklist is worth it.

Van listing photos done properly — the shot list, the space problem with large vehicles, and how to make commercial stock look professional.

A car photo booth is a purpose-built enclosed environment for shooting vehicles on-site. How they work, what they cost, and what dealers use instead.

A car photo turntable is a motorised platform that rotates a car while a camera captures every angle. How they work, what they cost, the alternatives.

Everything dealers need to know about photographing stock — equipment, lighting, angles, backgrounds, and AI editing. A practical guide from shoot to publish.

Practical phone photography tips for car dealers — lighting, angles, shot list, and common mistakes. No expensive kit, no guesswork.