Choose the views a buyer needs for that category: a full product view, a label or model detail, scale or dimensions, and visible condition. A shirt may need fabric and fit views; a device may need ports; a used item needs photographs of its actual wear.
Use even light and keep the product in focus. Photograph each available variant separately when colour, size, package contents, or condition differs. Link the image set to the correct stock record so staff do not attach one model's label or accessories to another.
Review the sequence on a phone and remove images that are blurry, misleading, or no longer current. A checklist should make important differences visible, not force every category into identical angles. Label samples and illustrative images clearly when they do not show the item available for sale.
