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Originally Posted by OsmosisStudios
Ideally, you'd use a PC-E lens: the perspective-control mechanisms allows you to keep verticals vertical and yet maintain the proper perspective. The downside is that theyre super expensive.
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..and not particularly wide on a crop body.
Software correction for perspective and distortion are probably going to be your best bets. The main problem you're going to run into with interiors, though, is lighting and having a relatively slow 18-70. A tripod might be a good idea, and if you're at all interested in lighting, you may want to start
reading the Strobist, and maybe take a spin around
Scott Hargis's Flickr stream and
blog, and the Flickr
"Photography for Real Estate" group.
You may want to consider
renting an ultrawide lens (I would've added "or a full-frame body", but your lenses are both DX...).