SELL YOUR PIANO LIKE A PRO
✓ SHOULD IT BE TUNED?
✓ HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO SELL?
✓ WHAT IF I’M IN A HURRY?
✓ 3 QUESTIONS EVERY BUYER ASKS
✓ HOW TO SET THE RIGHT PRICE
✓ TARGETING THE RIGHT BUYER
PIANO PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS
Piano Photo Upload Tutorial
#1. Full Piano
Stand to one side and capture the entire piano. Don't photograph directly in front.
#2. Brand Name
This helps provide detail & clarity during the valuation process.
#3. Full Internal
Remove the front panels. The internal view is the most important photo to assess the pianos age & condition.
#4. Internal Detail
Designs, Badges or Information on the frame can often help with dating the instrument.
#5. Internal Parts
Closer detail of the mechanical parts can provide insight into the pianos quality & condition.
#6. Internal Extra
Capture a closer view of the internal workings or special details.
CLEAR LIGHTING
Avoid capturing the piano in the dark!… Ensure the room is bright to give your photos clarity and help shed light on the pianos details.
CLEAR LIGHTING
FROM AN ANGLE
Avoid capturing the piano standing directly in front. Step to one side and capture from an angle. This helps give perspective to the shapes & details.
FROM AN ANGLE
PULL IT APART
Without a clear photo of the internal workings of the piano it will be difficult to provide a clear valuation… Remove the front panels
PULL IT APART
(No Tools Required!)
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