Before selling a used camera, it is important to carefully check its overall condition to ensure you get a fair price and attract trustworthy buyers. Start by inspecting the camera body for scratches, dents, or signs of wear. Test all essential functions, including the shutter, autofocus, buttons, and ports. Check the sensor for dirt or damage, as this greatly affects image quality. Make sure the lens mount, battery, and memory card slot work properly. Gather all accessories such as the charger, battery, cables, and original box to increase the camera’s resale value. Finally, reset the camera to factory settings and clean it thoroughly so it appears well-maintained and ready for the new owner.