How to Photograph Mojari for Sizing or Exchange Help
Clear mojari photographs help a seller understand a sizing, finish or order question. The aim is useful evidence rather than a dramatic product shoot. Keep the colour natural, include both shoes and show the particular area you are asking about.
Take a small set of views
Start with both shoes from above, then take side, heel and underside views. Add one close-up of the issue. Use indirect daylight, a plain background and a steady camera. Avoid beauty filters and strong coloured lighting that can hide detail or change the apparent shade. Keep the original files.
Show measurements accurately
If the seller requests a measurement photograph, follow their method and use the specified unit. Keep the ruler or tape flat and visible, including its starting point. Label left and right results separately when measuring feet. Do not confuse a shoe external length with usable internal space or a foot measurement.
Keep private information out of public images
Use the seller intended support channel for order information. Crop an address label out of a public image, and avoid posting phone numbers, invoices or payment details in a review photograph. Describe the concern briefly: where it occurs, which shoe is affected and what the order specified. Clear context is more helpful than sending many nearly identical close-ups.
A practical example
The seller asks where the heel lifts. Send a side view and a short, precise written description through the support channel rather than posting your shipping label publicly. Keep the original photographs in case further detail is requested.
Quick planning checklist
| Stage | What to check |
|---|---|
| Before ordering | Confirm model-specific measurements and component details. |
| During the trial | Check both feet, normal movement and any pressure points. |
| Before altering | Read exchange conditions and ask the seller about approved changes. |
Common question
Should I use a filter to make a colour difference obvious?
No. Neutral lighting and an unfiltered original are more useful for assessing the actual appearance.