photograph from this era would be film camera. It wouldn’t have the digital grain effect. The colors wouldn’t this vibrant.
Not to mention context: this “photo” looks like it’s supposed to represent a 90’s (or possibly 00’s ) classroom. In the 90’s and early 00’s most people(especially students) didn’t have cameras on them at all times to take a photo like this, and when camera phones did become ubiquitous in the mid 2000s, they were potato quality. Even if it were a special occasion, like a yearbook photo or something, this just isn’t the kind of photo someone would take! Especially with a film camera.
Not to mention context: this “photo” looks like it’s supposed to represent a 90’s (or possibly 00’s ) classroom. In the 90’s and early 00’s most people(especially students) didn’t have cameras on them at all times to take a photo like this, and when camera phones did become ubiquitous in the mid 2000s, they were potato quality. Even if it were a special occasion, like a yearbook photo or something, this just isn’t the kind of photo someone would take! Especially with a film camera.
People today forget it used to be that every photo you took cost money.