What lens has been used for this photo...

[monthefish]

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Picture 11 of 23 (bathroom).

It's obviously quite a narrow room (looks like the room is little more than a bath's width wide, so 1650mm?), so I suppose it's some kind of wide angle lens judging by the distortion on the RHS of the bath, but as I don't know much about photography, I'm hoping someone can help.

Thanks.

[RobbieKB]

An UWA (ultra wide angle) lens. It'll be between 10 and 20mm depending on if the camera is crop or full frame, at a guess.

[Janesy B]

Yeah, makes the room look wide and spacious when you couldn't even swing a sausage in it.

[monthefish]

RobbieKB said:

An UWA (ultra wide angle) lens. It'll be between 10 and 20mm depending on if the camera is crop or full frame, at a guess.

Thanks.

[Gad-Westy]

Janesy B said:

Yeah, makes the room look wide and spacious when you couldn't even swing a sausage in it.

Good old estate agents with their naughty tricks. When looking on right move I got into a habit of counting kitchen units to get a feel for how big a kitchen was otherwise you'd believe the three bed semi you were about to view was in fact Blenheim palace.

[tim-b]

monthefish said:

It's obviously quite a narrow room (looks like the room is little more than a bath's width wide, so 1650mm?), ...

Much less I think, looks more like a half-bath to me. Look how little space there is between the toilet and radiator.

[Mobile Chicane]

That's a sitz bath. Look at its size relative to the loo.

The bedroom (pic 10) is very narrow too - I doubt that door could be opened fully.

It's tiny - and way overpriced - but I do like the house.

[Simpo Two]

Would make a lovely holiday home - a pity it's not on a river or canal. Also a bonkers price.