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If you build a booth that is too good AND is too sterile, the photos look like stock photos (see top of this photo)

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: ) I don't believe there is anything that could be "too good." I love your booth though. It is clean and without distracting reflections. The color temperature seems to be pretty accurate as well. I would love to see a horizon line reflection along the side, but the hood light is doing its job well. The highlights emphasize the styling lines and the vehicle looks like a showpiece. The buyer of this vehicle will feel excited about their purchase because the photography shows their vehicle in a valued showcase and in its "best light. "
 

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George Nenni asks the DealerRefresh community to share standout dealer examples of new and used vehicle photography, covering both indoor photo booths and natural light setups. The thread draws limited responses, with one dealer sharing their own site (dariusmotorsport.com) and receiving feedback from Nenni that image file sizes were too small — recommending at least 250KB for final images rather than 100KB thumbnails. The practical takeaway is that photo quality standards matter beyond composition alone, with image resolution and file size being critical for mobile viewing.

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