Featured Hy Mayer 1921 Calendar - Tiss-me Doll - help with listing

Here are three point and shoot cameras recommended by Consumer Reports. If you are interested in a particular model, I can send you more information about it.




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BEST BUY POINT-AND-SHOOT CAMERA
Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS
Price: $200
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Type: Point-and-shoot camera
With a long 12x zoom and very good image stabilization, this small point-and-shoot produces Very Good still-image results but only Good video footage, according to CR’s tests. It can’t shoot 4K video. It does rate a reasonable Good rating for ease of use and performs very strongly in low light, capturing crisp images. But battery life is weaker than average.
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RECOMMENDED POINT-AND-SHOOT CAMERA
Sony Cyber-shot WX350
Price: $290
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Type: Point-and-shoot camera
With a 20x optical zoom that pulls you tight to distant subjects, this WiFi-enabled camera is great for travel, especially because it’s barely thicker than most cell phones. The key: Strong image stabilization that CR scored a Very Good, meaning that even when zoomed, your shots will stay sharp. Battery life is also great, and though it shoots only HD video, not 4K, CR gave resulting footage a Good rating.
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BEST BUY POINT-AND-SHOOT CAMERA
Canon PowerShot ELPH 190 IS
Price: $160
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Type: Point-and-shoot camera
This small point-and-shoot snaps Very Good stills, according to CR’s tests, but a rating of only Fair for video quality is weaker than the performance of many other options. And battery life is also somewhat limited. Ease of use rates a Good, but the menus can be confusing. Upsides include a long zoom with strong image stabilization.

 

I have done very well with & paid much less for the 2 pre-owned cameras I have bought on eBay. It is only 2 because after years of good service a tiny plastic bit broke on the first so the battery compartment couldn't stay tightly closed. Kills me to have to retire it for that (What do you do with an unusable camera?), but bought one just like it for $20.

 

I replaced my Fuji with a Fuji after getting some advice here. I liked my old one better. But the lens froze up in a certain position and so it sits on my desk. I figure one day I can sell it as vintage. LOL

 

My cameras are Fujifilm Finepix. Think not made anymore. I asked a couple of sellers from whom I was a regular buyer what camera they used to get their very good photos of small things & the Finepix was the one with the greatest supermacro capability.

 

I believe it is just a nominal fee to list in 2 categories. It use to be so much easier to find out information on eBay as far as costs but as far as I can see if you do not have a store you will pay $0.35, if you have a starter store you will pay $0.30 & if you have a basic store you will pay $0.25.

 

@Bookahtoo Unless they have changed this within the last few years, it goes like this : Normal listing cost up front for each category BUT you ALSO pay FVF (final value fees) in each category (ie 2x)

IMHO you'd do better listing in calendars alone - although doll related, it's not a doll - say so in title keywords and skip the doubled fees, unless the profit warrants

 

Did you see this doll Book?

https://www.theriaults.com/german-bisque-character-known-tiss-me-gebruder-heubach

I agree with Rufus on not listing in 2nd category.

 

I found a couple of others made of chalk......The Heubach is adorable.

 

I gave up on my digital camera last year, we still have it but I find my iPhone takes much better photos!

 

Unless they have changed policy, yes, exactly. More exposure is at a premium for the return, and not worth it imho -- use your 80-character (all of them!) title keywords to do the same work without their double dip.

 

I don't think that is the current policy...or have I been missing something? Thought the final value fee was calculated as a percentage of the total amount of the sale, including shipping. There is an insertion fee to list in a 2nd category, 35 cents, I think.

Could be wrong about this, but I don't think there is a double final value fee if you use two categories.

Anyone know the current policy for sure?

 

List in two categories:
Insertion and optional listing upgrade fees apply for each category. The higher of the two final value fees is charged, if your item sells.

from: Selling fees | eBay

 

So if your second category is a higher percentage than you pay that one.