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First of all, I know this is probably placed in the wrong part of the forum. My bad for that. I didn't know where else to put it.
My boyfriend is doing a project in school and we are trying to figure out the focal length of this photo: http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u...rex__/room.jpg Do you guys have any guesses? Please and thank you in advance.
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Yeah, I was thinking somewhere around there as well. Thank you! =]
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I'm thinking a Sigma 12-24mm may have been used. Not because I have one but because of something about the ultra-wide view and the way it handles barrel distortion look familiar....just a hunch
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I'd guess something like the 10-20 on a crop body, or 12mm on a FF (it looks notably larger than 90* fov to me somehwere around 100-110*) but that's speculation. I have no idea what camera was used, the resulting crop factor, or if the image was cropped in post.
If you can find any of that out THIS might help
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