When photographing a new listing, I sometimes come across a situation where my camera just doesn't have a broad enough field of view to take a good photograph of a room. In those cases, I've simply taken several photographs of a portion of the room and then stiched them together. For example, the following three photographs were taken in a small room by turning just a bit for each successive shot.
Through software, these images are stiched together for the following result.
If you look close you can find the seams and there is some pin-cushioning like you'd get with an ultra-wide angle lens but you can see that the assembled photo shows off the features of the room better than any of the individual photos.
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