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It was a foul on the 3 by the term as what is a foul. He was fouled ( touched, bumped , etc ) while still having the ball in his hands during the act of shooting.
It was the right call.
Now, do they call these type of body contact inside the paint anymore, no, hardly at all, they usually let them play through it. Inside the paint there are at least 20 shots per game that doesn't get called.
Now hear this, When the ball has left the shooters hands It use to be that ANY foul ( by body contact by not allowing a shooter the space to land safely ) was a 1 & 1. They changed this later because guards were good at throwing up a tear drop shot, hitting it, getting a 1 & 1, creating a 4 point play.
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