In today’s digital-first automotive market, high-quality vehicle photos are a must for capturing buyer attention to differentiate themselves and driving sales. Combining the SHOOT it ai smart camera app on the Apple platform with the world’s best-selling 360Booth vehicle photo studio delivers unmatched efficiency, quality, and engagement for dealerships. Here’s why this powerful duo is a game-changer.
1. Stunning Photos with Zero Expertise Needed
SHOOT it ai, built with cutting-edge AI and computer vision, transforms anyone into a pro photographer in less than 10 minutes of instruction. The app automatically adjusts focus, exposure, and white balance, ensuring flawless 40+ photo sets, including 360-degree exterior and interior spins, in just 6 minutes. Paired with the 360Booth’s laser level track and perfect lighting, it captures vibrant, high-resolution images that showcase every vehicle detail, no professional skills required.
2. Streamlined Workflow for Faster Listings
The 360Booth’s innovative design moves around the vehicle, eliminating manual repositioning a vehicles or slow unreliable turntables. SHOOT it ai enhances this by automating framing and lighting corrections, cutting photography time from 15-30 minutes to under 7mins. Photos upload instantly to your CRM (e.g., vAuto, HomeNet) via the Apple platform, getting cars online faster and boosting sales by 20-30%. No more waiting on third-party vendors costing $2,000-$5,000 monthly.
3. Consistent, Professional Branding
The 360Booth’s controlled studio environment ensures uniform lighting and clean backgrounds, avoiding distractions like weather or lot clutter. SHOOT it ai enhances this with real-time hotspot detection removal, delivering studio-quality images that embed your dealership’s logo if desired. This builds trust and credibility, as 83% of buyers prioritize photo quality when choosing a dealership.
4. Cost and Time Savings
SHOOT it ai eliminates expensive photography services and manual editing. Its one-tap upload and auto-zoom features streamline post-processing, saving thousands monthly. The 360Booth’s compact design fits any dealership, and its 24/7 shooting capability means no weather delays, maximizing throughput for high-volume inventories.
5. Enhanced Customer Engagement
High-quality 360-degree views from SHOOT it ai let buyers virtually explore vehicles, reducing showroom visits from uninterested prospects. Studies show 66% of consumers are more likely to contact dealers with superior visuals. The Apple platform’s seamless integration ensures photos look stunning on any device, boosting online engagement and SEO.
Conclusion
The SHOOT it ai smart camera on the Apple platform, paired with the 360Booth, empowers dealerships to produce professional photos effortlessly. This combo delivers speed, savings, and sales, transforming your online presence. Contact 360Booth to schedule a demo and elevate your inventory today!
A customer lands on your dealership’s website, eyes scanning for their dream car. They see a blurry, dimly lit photo of a sedan that looks like it was snapped during a power outage. Click. They’re gone. Now imagine they see a crystal-clear, 360 degree view of that same sedan, gleaming under perfect lighting, every angle screaming “buy me!” That’s the power of perfect photos—and it’s why 360Booth is the game-changer your dealership needs to skyrocket sales.
Let’s face it:
Most dealerships are stuck with subpar photos. Our survey of 100 salespeople found 95% complain it takes days to get bad images online, and 85% avoid pushing their website because the photos are, well, embarrassing. Blurry shots, weird shadows, fake backgrounds or—gasp—stock images? That’s a one-way ticket to losing customers. In 2025, with buyers spending 14 hours researching online (Cox Automotive), high-quality photos aren’t optional they’re your digital handshake. Listings with pro-grade images get 47% more views and 62% more leads (Cox). That’s not just traffic; that’s revenue.
Enter 360Booth, the world’s #1 vehicle photo studio, installed in over 1,500 locations across six countries. Our studios, paired with the Shoot It AI smart camera, churn out stunning photos in minutes, not days. Park the car, let our AI-driven tech work its magic, and boom gorgeous, consistent images that make every vehicle pop. No weather woes, no lighting dramas. Whether it’s a sleek coupe or a rugged truck, 360Booth showcases every detail, building trust and pulling buyers in.
Why does this matter? Because perfect photos sell cars faster. A 30-day money-back guarantee means you can try 360Booth risk-free. Forget “most dealerships” and their photo struggles. Be the dealership that stands out. Contact us, join the likes of Manheim and Turner’s, and watch your sales soar with photos that don’t just show cars—they sell them.
We polled 100 salespeople and revealed common sense critical issues:
95% of sales people said photo uploads take way too long (days)
85% of sales people said they avoid recommending their website due to poor-quality photos to prevent trying to overcome customers’ questions about poor quality photos.
Let’s explore why this hurts sales.
Delays in Photo Uploads:
The 95% reporting delays reflects a bottleneck. Photography and uploading involve multiple steps. A Cox Automotive study shows cars listed within 24 hours sell faster and at higher prices. Your “more than days” lag (48–72+ hours) means lost leads, as 95% of buyers start online (Google). Salespeople see this as missed opportunities.
Poor Quality, Reluctant Recommendations:
The 85% shying away from subpar photos ties to buyer expectations—90% want detailed images, and 97% say quality matters (Autoblog). Lackluster shots (blurry, poorly lit) deter buyers, leaving salespeople hesitant to promote the site. A Cox study found high-quality photos boost views by 47% and leads by 62%. Bad photos signal unprofessionalism, pushing customers elsewhere.
Sales Hit:
No photos or bad ones tank conversions. VDP IQ data shows well-photographed cars get 62% more leads, while Dealer.com notes 30–40% higher lead rates with real photos. Delays miss the hot first week of demand (KBB), and poor visuals break trust, buyers assume deception especially with fake backgrounds. Salespeople rely on in-person pitches, but 75% of buyers prioritize photos (Cars.com), so many never call.
Competitive Edge Lost:
Dealerships lag without modern tools like 360Booths, which deliver fast, pro-grade shots. Digital Dealer notes half of photos fail search engine standards, while some dealers using AI fake backgrounds suffer more. In 2025, with buyers expecting stellar visuals after 14 hours online (Cox), outdated tactics cost deals.
Fix It:
Streamline with tech or staff to cut upload times. Prioritize quality, train or outsource for sharp images. Set fast-turnaround KPIs. The result? More leads, confident salespeople, and higher sales.
Sales reps are the front line of customer interaction, and their confidence in the tools they use—like online inventory listings—directly affects their effectiveness. Poor-quality photos (dirty cars, blurry shots, cluttered backgrounds) can undermine that confidence, leading them to sidestep directing customers to the dealership’s website or online listings.
1. Embarrassment and Lack of Trust in the inventory photos.
Psychology:
Salespeople want to project competence and pride in their dealership. A blurry photo of a muddy sedan with a dumpster reflecting off the side of the vehicle with fake background of the vehicle in a studio floating off the ground doesn’t scream “premium experience.”
Anecdotal Evidence:
X posts from 2024 show car sales reps venting about “crappy lot pics” making their job harder, with one saying, “I’d rather show a customer in person than send them to our site to view crappy photos.” This suggests avoidance is real when quality lags.
2. Customer Pushback:
Expectation Gap:
Buyers expect dealership photos to match the polish of platforms like, Carvana, where studio-grade images are standard. A 2023 Deep-Image stat shows 60% of online shoppers prioritize high-quality photos, when a sales rep sends a link to a poor quality dimly lit, cluttered shot, customers might question the car’s condition or the dealership’s credibility, putting reps on the defensive.
Impact:
If a salesperson knows photos of their inventory will prompt questions like “who’s shooting those photos” “Why’s it so dirty?” or “What’s that in the background?”, they might avoid the link entirely, opting for a phone call or in-person pitch instead.
3. Time and Effort Wasted:
Efficiency Hit:
Explaining or apologizing for bad photos wastes time. An AutoTrader study (cited by 360Booth, 2024) found high-quality visuals speed up lead conversion by 30%. Conversely, poor photos slow the process as reps field complaints or redirect focus—pushing them to bypass the online inventory altogether.
How Often Does This Happen?
No study directly tracks “salespeople avoiding online photos due to quality,” but we can estimate its frequency using proxies:
Prevalence of Poor Photos:
A 2022 report found 70% of dealerships struggle with inconsistent photo quality across outdoor and DIY setups. If most inventory images are subpar, it’s reasonable to assume reps encounter this issue daily.
Sales Behavior:
A 2013 Edmunds study (adjusted for 2025 trends) showed listings with low-quality photos get 5x fewer views. If reps notice customers aren’t engaging with links they share—or worse, complain—they’ll naturally pivot away from promoting them. On X, a 2025 thread from a dealership employee griped, “Half our cars look like they’re in a junkyard online—good luck getting me to send that URL.”
Guess Estimate:
In dealerships without standardized, high-quality imaging (like our 360Booth studio solution), 30-50% of reps might avoid directing customers to online listings for certain cars, especially older or used inventory prone to rough photos. This could spike higher in multi-store groups with mixed setups.
The Ripple Effect:
When salespeople dodge online inventory due to poor photos, it’s not just a morale issue—it’s a sales and profit killer.
Lost Digital Engagement:
90% of car shoppers start online, (Pyxel, 2024). If reps don’t push the website, the dealership misses out on 118% more views from professional photos (360Booth, 2024), stunting lead generation.
Slower Sales:
Listings with bad photos sell 32% slower (AutoTrader, pre-2025). Hesitant reps delay the process further by relying on in-person visits, letting cars depreciate longer on the lot.
Brand Damage:
Inconsistent or embarrassing photos erode trust, making the dealership look amateurish compared to competitors with sleek, studio-shot inventories.
360Booth Studio Solution as the Fix
Your AI-driven smart camera plus studio directly addresses this pain point:
Confidence Boost:
Well-lit, bright, distraction-free photos give reps a tool they’re eager to share. No more dodging links—they’ll proudly say, “Check out this beauty online!”
Statistic Tie-In: With 360Booth studio-quality shots, sales teams convert leads 30% faster (AutoTrader via 360Booth, 2024). Reps won’t hesitate when they know the visuals match the pitch.
Consistency:
Unlike outdoor or DIY shots plagued by weather, dirt, or clutter, 360Booth studio ensures every car looks its best, eliminating the “hit-or-miss” factor that spooks salespeople.
In today’s digital-first car market, standout listings are non-negotiable. Enter the 360Booth with SHOOT it ai smart camera, a game-changer for automotive dealers. It slashes photo time by 50%, so your team can list inventory faster and keep the sales pipeline flowing. Plus, automatic lighting adjustments ensuring each vehicle shines online with pro-grade visuals that grab attention.
The result?
A proven 15% uptick in listing performance, turning clicks into customers. Speed, precision, and results—all in one sleek package.
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Auto dealerships struggled to showcase their vehicles online. Traditional photos were inconsistent, time-consuming, and failed to capture a car’s full appeal. Buyers hesitated because they couldn’t truly see what they were getting.
Every day…
Dealerships relied on outdated methods—taking photos from random angles, dealing with poor lighting, and spending hours editing. They lost potential buyers because their listings lacked the visual trust customers needed.
Until one day…
The 360Booth Vehicle Photo Studio changed everything. A fully automated, professional-grade studio that creates perfect images in minutes, transforming every dealership’s online presence overnight. No more guesswork, no more inconsistent photos, just stunning, showroom quality images.
Because of that…
Dealerships sold more cars faster because buyers could see every detail.
Inventory moved quicker, reducing holding costs.
Listings stood out from competitors, attracting more online engagement.
Because of that…
The biggest names in the industry adopted the 360Booth. Buyers trusted what they saw, dealers maximized profits, and the standard for vehicle photography was forever changed.
Until finally…
The 360Booth became the must-have tool for every serious dealership, proving that high-quality imaging isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity. If you’re not using it, you’re losing customers to those who are.
In the fast-paced world of automotive sales, dealerships are constantly seeking tools to streamline operations and boost online visibility. Some p0hoto booth vendors promise a game-changing solution: automated, high-quality vehicle photography that delivers up to 200 photos per session. They tout “no-touch” automation for both exterior and interior shots, claiming it saves time and ensures consistency. But here’s the catch—when you peel back the layers, the automation isn’t as seamless as advertised, especially for interior photography. This raises a critical question: if a photo booth vendor overemphasizes exterior shots (say, 40 to 200 photos) while leaving interiors to manual effort, are dealerships really getting the value they’re promised?
Let’s dive into booth vendors offerings, expose the gaps, and explore why more interior photos actually drive sales more effectively than an exterior-heavy approach.
What’s on the Table?
Some photo booth vendors market themselves as leaders in automotive photography solutions, offering photo booths like the Carousel Photo Studio and Drive-Thru Studio. Their websites boast “automation from start to finish,” with systems that “automatically take pictures of interior and exterior” without a user touching a shutter button. They claim to deliver “50 to over 200 pictures per session,” depending on the studio, using Nikon camera arrays (5 cameras in the Carousel, 12 in the Drive-Thru) to capture everything from 360° exterior spins to panoramic interior views. What happens if one or more of those cameras break?
The pitch is compelling: speed, consistency, and a polished online presence that “wins the click” against competitors. They even highlight post-production automation, promising perfect images uploaded to your site in as little as 80 seconds. Truly misleading!
But here’s where skepticism creeps in. Automation sounds great for exteriors—park the car, let the turntable and cameras do their thing, and you’ve got dozens of angles. But interiors? That’s trickier. Some say their system “operates the camera” for interior stills once it’s placed on the armrest, but the act of positioning it still requires human and a poorer quality image harvest from the Rico Theta. What about detailed shots of features like leather seats, infotainment screens, memory seats, back up camera, navigation, and air filtration system? Those don’t magically happen with a single automated setup. The “200 photos” claim starts to feel inflated when you realize a chunk of those are likely redundant exterior angles, while interiors—where customers often make buying decisions—rely on manual effort disguised as automation.
The Exterior vs. Interior Divide: What Really Sells?
Let’s break this down with a hypothetical scenario based on industry norms. Suppose a vendors booth system delivers 50 exterior photos (a mix of 360° spins and stills) and just 7 interior shots per vehicle. That’s a 6:1 ratio favoring the outside. Sure, exterior photos matter—curb appeal draws eyes online. But car buyers aren’t just buying a shiny shell; they’re investing in an experience and want to see a lack of wear, features, and benefits. A 2023 Cox Automotive study found that 73% of online shoppers prioritize interior details (seating, tech, comfort) when narrowing options, compared to 58% who focus on exterior styling. Another survey by Autotrader showed listings with 12+ interior photos get 30% more engagement than those with fewer than 7.
Now, imagine a customer browsing your inventory. Forty+ exterior shots might dazzle them with angles, but if the interior photos (dark, and few)—say, one dashboard pic, a blurry seat shot, and a vague rear view—they’re left guessing about the features that seal the deal. Seven interior photos might cover basics (front, back, trunk), but what about the sunroof, proof of miles on the odometer, climate controls, or third-row seating in an SUV? A competitor with 15-20 detailed interior shots—highlighting benefits like heated seats or a premium sound system—could easily steal that click. A photo booth vendor touting automation seems to prioritize quantity over relevance, pumping out exterior overload while shortchanging the interior story that drives conversions.
The Automation Lie: Where Some Photo Booth Vendors Fall Short
The “no-touch” claim unravels when you dig into the workflow. For exteriors, their Carousel Studio uses a motorized turntable and multi-camera setup—true automation, no argument there. Only to realize more to fail electronically. But where are the Interior photos? Some vendors sites claim you “place the interior camera on the arm rest,” and the system “automatically creates still interior pictures.” The Theta camera used in this operation Is strictly for interior 360 spins. The quality when harvesting still images Is unacceptable, and poor at best. That’s not full automation—that’s a human-assisted process with an automated trigger. Someone still has to frame the shot, adjust for lighting, and likely move the camera for multiple angles. Compare to a setup where a photographer shoots 7-10 or more curated interior shots from 360Booth (with 28 years of experience providing photo services to dealers); the time savings vanish, and the “automation” feels more like marketing spin.
Worse, their sites don’t clarify how those 200 photos break down. Are 150 exterior photos and 7 interiors realistic? Unlikely. X posts from dealership staff using similar booths suggest interiors often top out at 10-15 shots, with automation limited to basic panoramas. A Reddit thread from r/Justrolledintotheshop (2019) praised a dealership’s booth but lamented sparse interior coverage, with one user begging for “better and more interior photos” over exterior overkill. Vendors promise of “over 200 pictures” might technically hold if you count every frame of a 360° spin (many blurry), but that’s not practical value—it’s padding.
Why More Interior Shots Win—and How Vendors Miss the Mark
Shooting 47 exterior photos versus 7 interiors isn’t just imbalanced—it’s a strategic misstep, uncovering flaws and lies. Interior features and benefits are where customers connect emotionally and justify spending. A minivan buyer wants to see fold-flat seats in the floor; a luxury shopper craves close-ups of wood trim with lack of wear. Forty+ exterior shots might look impressive, but they’re redundant past a point—10-15 well-angled exteriors suffice to show condition and style. Doubling interior shots to 14-20, though, could showcase every selling point: tech, upholstery, storage, quirks. This isn’t speculation—listings with detailed interiors sell 15% faster, per a 2024 Impel report, because they reduce uncertainty and showroom visits.
Photo booth vendors boasting automation prioritize exterior volume over interior depth, and their “place-and-shoot” interior method lacks the flexibility to capture nuanced benefits. A human with the SHOOT it ai smart camera from 360Booth can intentionally highlight what matters—something some photo vendors rigid setup struggles to replicate. Not to mention inadequate data feeds, delays, and failures.
The advantage of 47 (some blurry) exterior and 7 mostly dark interior photos? Speed and consistency, maybe. But the benefit of more interior clear, well-lit shots—say, 20-30—far outweighs that, driving trust, engagement, and sales.
The Verdict: Half-Truths and Missed Opportunities. STOP THE AUTOMATION LIE!
Lying outright—they deliver automation, just not the full hands-off miracle they imply. Their 200-photo boast leans heavily on exterior blurry shots, with interiors as an afterthought requiring manual tweaks. For dealerships, this half-baked automation risks mechanical breakdowns and failures, alienating customers who crave transparency inside the cabin. The real advantage lies in balancing the equation: fewer, smarter exterior shots and a robust interior gallery. Until these vendors rethink their approach, “good enough” dealerships might buy the hype, but savvy ones will see through the smoke and demand more.
In the world of car sales, first impressions matter more than ever. Yet, some dealerships, like those telling you “our photos are good enough,” operate under the assumption that customers don’t notice or care about image quality. An email we received at 360Booth this morning shatters that myth—and it’s a story worth telling. It’s about Maxwell W, an engineer who wasn’t even shopping for a photo booth but cared enough about a dealership’s terrible car photos to track us down and offer help. His journey reveals just how much customers value great photography and why dealerships need to rethink their approach.
The Customer Who Went the Extra Mile
Maxwell W. isn’t your typical car buyer. An engineer at a local manufacturing company, he was browsing listings at %&#@$$& Honda when he encountered a 360° photo animation that was, in his own words, “so bad” it spurred him into action. The photos were poorly lit, badly framed, and the car appeared crooked—hardly the polished presentation you’d expect from a dealership. Rather than shrug it off, Maxwell’s curiosity kicked in. He researched car photography, identified that the dealership was using a 360Booth Studio (based on the flooring and setup), and reached out to us directly.
Here’s what he wrote:
“Good morning Jay! I have to make a confession—I personally am not on the market for a booth. I’m just a nerd. I believe a local dealership to me (@#&&$#@%) has and uses one of your booths… the 360° photo animation was so bad I was driven to research car photography and see what they might be doing wrong.”
Maxwell didn’t stop at curiosity. He analyzed the problem—suspecting the camera moved inconsistently because someone was pacing around the car—and even suggested a fix: affixing the camera to the booth’s frame or walls for steadier shots. As an engineer, he offered to sketch concepts, eager to solve what he thought was a 360Booth issue. That’s the kind of initiative most dealerships dream of from customers—but Maxwell wasn’t buying a studio. He was looking for car to purchase just fed up with subpar photos.
The Real Problem: Management, Not the Booth
When I called Maxwell to discuss his email, we uncovered the truth: the issue wasn’t with the 360Booth itself. @$$&$#@ had the right tool, but their management didn’t prioritize photo quality. The poor lighting, crooked framing, and haphazard execution stemmed from a belief that “good enough” was acceptable. Maxwell’s detective work exposed a critical disconnect—dealerships underestimating how much customers notice and care about presentation.
Why This Matters: Customers Are Watching
Maxwell’s story is a wake-up call. Dealerships might think customers gloss over photo quality, but here’s an engineer who went from casually browsing to researching photography solutions in a single morning—all because the images were that bad. His effort shows that buyers aren’t just passively scrolling; they’re judging inventory based on what they see. Poor photos don’t just fail to impress—they actively deter potential sales.
In today’s online-first car market, photos are your digital lot. Listings with high-quality images get more clicks, hold attention longer, and convert faster. Maxwell’s reaction proves that substandard photos can frustrate customers enough to take action—or worse, walk away. Dealerships that settle for “good enough” risk losing buyers before they even get a chance to sell.
Quality Is an Investment, Not an Option
Maxwell’s email wasn’t just feedback—it was a gift. He handed dealerships a real-world example of why photo quality matters and how tools like the 360Booth, when used right, can make a difference. The fix isn’t complicated: train staff, standardize processes, and treat photography as a priority. Maxwell even offered a practical idea—stabilizing the camera—to improve consistency. It’s a small tweak with big potential, but it starts with leadership valuing the end result.
At 360Booth, we see this as a challenge to help dealerships bridge the gap. Great tools need great execution, and customers like Maxwell deserve to see inventory at its best. His nerdy passion for problem-solving is a reminder: people notice the details. Dealerships that listen—and act—will turn browsers into buyers.
The global reach of 360Booth is truly remarkable and a testament to its profound impact on the automotive photography industry globally.
Twelve years ago, when the company began, few could have predicted the extent of its international success. Today, 360Booth stands as the number one photo studio in the world, with over 1,500 studios spread across six countries. This expansive footprint highlights not only the widespread demand for high-quality vehicle photography but also 360Booth’s exceptional ability to meet and exceed expectations in diverse markets.
Impressive Growth and Recent Expansion:
In just the past six months, 360Booth has continued to solidify its global presence with significant overseas sales. For instance, in South Africa, the company added three more studios for a large client, bringing the total to 36 studios. In New Zealand, two additional studios were sold to the country’s largest retailer, increasing the total to 27. Further expansions include two studios for the world’s largest auction, spanning Australia and New Zealand, and a brand-new installation for a Toyota store in Perth, Australia. These achievements underscore 360Booth’s ongoing growth and its appeal to major players across continents. Clearly the world’s most sold vehicle photo studio.
Adaptability and Innovation as Key Drivers:
What makes 360Booth’s global success particularly noteworthy is its adaptability to different market needs. Operating successfully in countries like South Africa, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Guam and Australia requires a deep understanding of regional dynamics, and 360Booth has proven its ability to tailor its offerings accordingly as the simplest and most reliable studio on the globe. This adaptability is paired with groundbreaking innovation, including the first patented car dealer photo studio and the cutting-edge SHOOT it AI smart camera. These advancements have set new industry standards for efficiency, quality, and consistency, making 360Booth a standout choice for automotive dealerships worldwide.
A Commitment to Excellence:
360Booth’s position as the world’s leading photo studio is not just about numbers—it’s about the value it delivers. By streamlining photography processes and providing high-resolution outputs, the company ensures that its clients receive reliable, top-tier solutions that enhance their operations. This commitment to quality and customer satisfaction has earned 360Booth the trust of prominent clients, from large retailers to global auction houses, further cementing its reputation as an industry leader.
Shaping the Future Globally:
The global reach of 360Booth reflects more than just expansion—it demonstrates the company’s role in shaping the future of automotive photography on an international scale. Its continued partnerships with top-tier clients and its ability to innovate and adapt position it as a trailblazer in the industry.
Our 360Booth’s journey from a startup 12 years ago to a global powerhouse today is a remarkable achievement. Its influence and leadership are clear, making it the preferred and trusted provider for dealerships around the world.
360Booth and SHOOT it ai aren’t just tools, they’re the Dream Makers of dealership photography.
For years, dealerships have invested millions into their facilities, customer experience, and branding To fulfill their dreams Yet, when it comes to vehicle photos, the first impression online many have unknowingly let their dream slip or honestly disappear.
That’s where we come in:
360Booth and SHOOT it ai bring those dreams back to life, ensuring every vehicle is photographed with perfect lighting, framing, and consistency. No more missed opportunities, no more amateur-looking inventory that look like dreams went to die. Just flawless, studio-quality images that reflect the excellence of your dealership. Once again making your dreams come true.
If you’ve built a your dream dealership YOU deserves to stand out, we’re here to make sure your photo dream come true.
We don’t just take photos, we make your photo dreams a reality.
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