Tag: grading-photography
How to Photograph Dark Garments to Show Wear: A Raking Light Protocol
Black, navy, and charcoal hide the defects buyers find on arrival. Use raking light, macro shots, and a fixed angle set to make the grade visible and defensible.
How to Photograph Used Clothing for Condition Grading: Lighting, Angles, and Defect Shots That Hold Up
Photos are the evidence for your grade. Here is the shot list, lighting setup, and defect close-ups that let buyers see exactly what you graded.
How to Photograph Clothes to Sell: A Complete Shot List for Resellers
A complete, repeatable shot list for reseller photography — lighting, backgrounds, flat-lay vs. hanger, and the exact sequence that cuts returns.
How to Photograph Vintage Clothing Tags for Grading (Without Losing the Sale)
A cracked tag under raking light tells buyers more than a flat overhead shot ever will. Here's the five-shot protocol that catches it before your buyer does.
AI Clothing Inspection: How Computer Vision Grades a Garment From Photos
AI clothing inspection grades pre-owned garments across five weighted factors from photos alone — here's exactly what the model sees, what it misses, and how both get handled.
Lighting and Angle Strategy: How to Photograph Clothing Defects for Grading (Without Killing the Sale)
Diffused light, raking angles, and a repeatable 8-shot sequence: how accurate defect photography cuts returns without tanking your sale price.