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sparkycar

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15. March 2009 @ 11:35

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I need a camera that can take home interior pictures and capture as much of the room as possible even if its a bathroom. What option am i looking for to accomplish this?

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vballstud

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15. March 2009 @ 12:16

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Are you referring to panoramic views?

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sparkycar

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15. March 2009 @ 12:25

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Yes I think I have seen pictures that capture the room and not just one wall. i am not surte if this is wide angle or landscape.
Is there a specific option that will allow me to take a picture in a small room and capture more than the standard?

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madUKan

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15. March 2009 @ 19:09

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You need something with a wide angle lens. Point and shoots generally don't have a wide enough lens for taking wall to wall indoor shots. Cameras that have changable lenses are fairly expensive but are the most versatile.
If you have a large enough budget there are lots available. Canon, Nikon and Sony (there are others) are excellent. Look for something with a 16-24mm equivalent wide setting and the lower the better.

I use a Canon 40d body with a Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 for wide shots. This is a quite expensive though.

I suggest you take a trip to your local camera shop and tell them what you need and they'll give you some options.

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sparkycar

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16. March 2009 @ 12:09

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This is very help full Thank you

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lordsmurf

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19. March 2009 @ 05:56

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What kind of budget do you have?
What is your skill level with cameras?

With that info, I can usually make a good suggestion.

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vballstud

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22. March 2009 @ 10:37

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Originally posted by sparkycar:
Yes I think I have seen pictures that capture the room and not just one wall. i am not surte if this is wide angle or landscape.
Is there a specific option that will allow me to take a picture in a small room and capture more than the standard?

Sorry I would have responded to this last Sunday, but received a temp ban for some unknown reason...

Wide Angle/Panoramic View are features on only some cameras, not all. One option may be to get yourself a fisheye lens.

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CJMANIA

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1. June 2009 @ 00:32

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The new Kodak Z980 can take pictures in panoramic view and has a 26mm wide view lens.

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