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Originally Posted by bizaro86
I have an Olympus E-510, which is a four thirds sensor camera. I'm looking at getting a new lens for shooting real estate shots. Anyone have any thoughts on how wide I need to go to get a whole room nicely? Especially interested in comments from the person upthread who shoots architecture.
I would prefer not to get a new body, because I already have a few telephoto lenses for this camera that I bought when I went on safari...
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I've shot a few open houses and I found that the Nikkor 20mm (D800 FX) was perfectly wide, without looking all fish eye with horribly stretched and distorted images.
Also, a few of my outdoor architectural shots have been published and those were with a D90 and Tokina 11-16mm.
I would look at the widest Olympus lens (minus fish eye) and maybe rent it from the camera store (or your local shop).
Found these two.
http://www.vistek.ca/store/CameraLen...zoom-lens.aspx
http://www.vistek.ca/store/CameraLen...zoom-lens.aspx