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One can often deduce the focal length, if there are somewhat knowable features in the image to compare against. Also, if there is a lot chromatic aberration an
by actionfromafar 2y ago
One can often deduce the focal length, if there are somewhat knowable features in the image to compare against.
Also, if there is a lot chromatic aberration and the image perspective seems somewhat corrected in one axis but not in the other, chances are it's from a disposable camera. (They often have a curved film plane to compensate for simplistic lens distortion.)