People's Choice Awards for Best Vehicle Photos?

[playersclubwheels]

@Will G. Sharp looking pics! What's your IG?

 

[joe.pistell]

An online presentation should closely mimic an “on the lot“ presentation. A balance between wide-angle hero shots and close-up shots, drawing the shopper’s attention to value added features, in and out of the vehicle.
The more valuable the car, the more options there are. The more photos there ought to be.

@carmudgeon plz show us some of your dealer work.

...She told me, when she saw the Spotify logo, she knew that was the truck for her. I take 12 pictures of each page on the radio of those trucks and the last page was that Spotify logo on its own. A $60,000 loaded used pickup truck… but she likes Spotify. Go figure.

Wow, great work, the 12 pics of the dash tech screen is SOOO smart. Our cars are truning into rolling living rooms. In car entertainment (i.e. dash tech) is HOT

 

[carmudgeon]

@carmudgeon plz show us some of your dealer work.


Wow, great work, the 12 pics of the dash tech screen is SOOO smart. Our cars are truning into rolling living rooms. In car entertainment (i.e. dash tech) is HOT

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[playersclubcars]

@Will G. Sharp looking pics! What's your IG?

 

[Will G.]

some tips:
1. quality > quantity
managers: "we want lots of pictures", "can you do 40 pictures?"
Sir. I can do 100 pictures on your Nissan Versas, but that is not going to get you quality leads.
It's crazy how many times I have heard from managers that they want lots of pictures.
I have to sit down with them, pull up listings from their competition and compare them to my 25 - 50 sets.

2. Stay consistent with your sets.
Sit with your vendor and come up with a set, print the thumbnails on a sheet and hand it to the photographer to follow.
Ask for the same photographer for your store.

3. Refresh the unique, high price models. For one of my clients, I offer 5 free exterior refreshes per week. See the yellow Vette below.
Sun was going down and lighting conditions were perfect, so I got the keys and reshot the Vette and it turned out great.

 

[AutoAlex]

Maybe it's time to have a dummy iphone or android to plug in to vehicles and show all the available carplay apps

 

[Will G.]

@Will G. Sharp looking pics! What's your IG?

Thank you!

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[Will G.]

some tips:
1. quality > quantity
managers: "we want lots of pictures", "can you do 40 pictures?"
Sir. I can do 100 pictures on your Nissan Versas, but that is not going to get you quality leads.
It's crazy how many times I have heard from managers that they want lots of pictures.
I have to sit down with them, pull up listings from their competition and compare them to my 25 - 50 sets.

2. Stay consistent with your sets.
Sit with your vendor and come up with a set, print the thumbnails on a sheet and hand it to the photographer to follow.
Ask for the same photographer for your store.

3. Refresh the unique, high price models. For one of my clients, I offer 5 free exterior refreshes per week. See the yellow Vette below.
Sun was going down and lighting conditions were perfect, so I got the keys and reshot the Vette and it turned out great.

 

[AutoAlex]

Maybe it's time to have a dummy iphone or android to plug in to vehicles and show all the available carplay apps

 

[flosho]

We also go outside the box for some...