Recommended Lenses For Interior Photography

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Whether you are a newcomer looking to break into the world of interior photography or a seasoned veteran in the trade, the correct lens is essential in capturing high-quality photos. Freelance photographer Kavan Choksi has some recommendations for what kind of lens to bring with you for interior shoots.

Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM

This lens is an excellent option for wide interior shots. The 16-35mm focal range gives you plenty of flexibility to capture different parts of the room and the capability to produce a striking contrast with little barrel distortion. The f/4L features USM (Ultrasonic Motor) technology that allows minimal distortion even if the camera has low focal points. Furthermore, Kavan Choksi states that this lens is built like a tank and can withstand exposure to water and dust.

Nikon NIKKOR AF-S 16-35mm f/4G ED VR

This Nikon lens is another excellent product, providing a similar focal range to the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L lens. Its built-in VR (vibration reduction) technology makes it the superior choice in certain situations. If you have a tripod, the feature is not as necessary but can still provide some welcome improvements. The lens is also effective for other photography styles, having two ED elements that can enhance color correction and sharpness.
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Sony Vario-Tessar T* FE 16-35mm f4 ZA OSS

Do not let the number of letters in the lens model intimidate you. This Sony lens is equipped with Zeiss glass elements that make the lens lighter than the competition. Despite its lightweight design, this lens produces minimal barrel distortion because of its large AA (advanced aspherical) elements. It also has high-quality coatings that greatly enhance image quality and significantly reduce flare and ghosting. Kavan Choksi advises using this lens in a poorly lit environment because of its constant f/4 aperture.

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