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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

What camera do you use for interiors?
I want to up my game. I have a photography and art background, so I'm not looking to hire anyone, but I want to do better than compact cams or a phone with a wide attachment lens. I know I can get an DSLR with a wide prime lens, but it seems a silly to spend $1000 or more when I would rarely use it for anything other than CL ads for my rentals.
So, is there any camera people are using other than an interchangeable lens DSLR or viewfinderless with a wide prime? What would be considered an optimal focal length? (obviously 35mm equivalent)
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I use my phone and the photos come out just fine. I'm not a photographer but when I compare my photos I think mine are better then most. The phones take pretty good pictures so in my opinion I wouldn't spend the money.