Interior
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Interiors are a wide-angle problem with a distortion penalty. You need to fit a room into the frame without bending the walls, which means a good wide lens and, ideally, keeping the camera level.
The harder half is mixed light — daylight through a window against tungsten indoors. Shooting RAW and a tripod for bracketed exposures do more here than any change of body.
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