Would this work well for indoor real estate photography? (I have a Nikon D3200.) I'm looking for something wide angle, but can't spend a lot of $$ yet
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Yes, that us why I purchased this lens and it has worked well. It definitely adds curvature to the photo, so I find myself cropping the images but you still get way more into the frame for interior shots.
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This could possibly work for that but the sides of the pictures will be blurred a bit. This also said it would fit my 50mm lens and it did not, thankfully the 35mm I had just bought worked with it. Melissa, I would look into a 10 or 20mm wide angle lens or even a 35mm would work for you.
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If you are taking indoor architectural photos, it's a must. I use it for taking architectural photos for my job. I work for a construction company and at 11mm it takes the entire room. I use it with my Sony ALT65 and I love it. 18-250 isn't wide enough. You won't regret having the 11mm. It takes awesome pics, I set my focus to manual and set my lens at infinity and it focuses on the whole room. You won't regret getting this lens.
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I think so, I have not used it much indoors but on my D7100 I took excellent graduation shots in the shade. You may want to check ken Rockwell's site for more info?
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I have had no experience indoors. I use it for real estate pictures, outside. Its a great little lens for my work.
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For Indoor it will not work good unless the light is very strong. It's made for outdoor, the F 8.0 even after 5PM you will have problem to get good quality pictures.
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I use the camera as a security camera looking out the front window of my house. The light sensitivity is not very great so you will need light. More to your question of being able to see the entire room, the angle of view is also not very wide. I use a cheap magnetic stick on wide angle add-on lens I picked up from Wal-Mart that was for a cheap hand-help video camera, Flip I believe, that helped a lot in the wide angle viewing. Also, if you use the WiFi for the connection, you will need a good strong signal. Mine use to loose connection and not be able to link back up without power cycling the camera. I added a WiFi access point to my network closer to the camera and that took care of that problem.
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if you look at the descrition of the camaera, you will see that it has a wide-angle lens by definition.i am dooing great shots using it - indoors and outdoors. regards, karl
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I think it would work great for that. The optics are amazing...I took it on a safari and got some amazing photos. The only concern I could potentially see you having is the stop if you are shooting indoors. They make one that opens up further, however it is nearly double the price. I don't typically shoot low light, so I can't give you any advice here. I found it to be a pretty incredible lens.
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It certainly depends on the size of the room. However, due to the aperture of F8 for this lens, its really not a good choice for indoor shots. Your camera will have to perform really well at high iso.
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Its a great all around lense. It produces very sharp images. Portrait shots will definatelly come out crisp but keep in kind that its a 70-300 lense, therefore; distance may be an issue when trying to shoot indoors.
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It's a solid lens with good range. If you plan on using it outside, then the lighting should be ample to take the type of shots you're seeking. I have found that indoor shooting is not its strength. But the shots I've gotten are clear and I've been pleased with it. The additional range has come in handy.
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I have taken pictures of the inside of the house with this lens and have had no problem showing the whole room. Should be fine for what you want to do with it.
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It would be perfect for real estate in low light. The large sensor takes great pictures in low light.
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The low light indoor photos are not very good on the Nikon. The focus is also often off if there is low light indoors on the Nikon 3500. The Canon cameras are much better in low light.
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To use this for indoor basketball you would have to keep the aperture wide open (2.8) which means using it only at its wide angle. Shoot in aperture priority 2.8, and let the camera decide on shutter and ISO. One other issue with the camera is its autofocus. It can have problems focusing in dim light such as a gym so you may have trouble with focus.
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Because its wide angle, it does pretty good in normal inside room lighting. It is about 160 wide angle I think. About equal to a 22mm. Hope this helps.
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The one I have the tilt is good. I haven't really panned with it, most of what I use it for is setting it up for portrait shots.