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Advanced Crime Scene Photography

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ISBN-10: 1420087894

ISBN-13: 9781420087895

Edition: 2010

Authors: Christopher D. Duncan

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List price: $99.95
Copyright year: 2010
Publisher: CRC Press LLC
Publication date: 2/22/2010
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 339
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.562
Language: English

Preface
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Introduction
Review of Basic Photographic Concepts
Creating a Lasting Impression
Thinking Outside of the Box
Advanced Crime Scene Photography
Photography Equipment and Options
Cameras
Digital Versus Film
Lenses
Lens Filters and Attachments
Tripods and Other Camera Supports
Identification Markers
Electronic and Strobe Flashes
Cable Releases
Lens Attachments
Hard Cases, Soft Cases, and Backpacks
Conclusion
Additional Reading
Crime Scene Photography
Preparation and General Photography Tips
Capturing the Impossible Shot
Kodak's Top Ten Tips for Better Photographs
Bracketing
Overall Crime Scene Photography
Panoramic View Compositions
Mid-Range of Relationship Photography
Depth of Field
Adding Artistic Flair
Close-Up Photography
Close-Focused Images Recorded at the Crime Scene
Close-Up Images Captured after Leaving the Crime Scene
Summary
Additional Reading
Examination Quality Photographs
Scales
Fingerprint Photography
Footwear and Tire Wear Impressions Photography
Two-Dimensional Impressions
Three-Dimensional Impressions
Digital Imaging and Examination Quality Photographs
Conclusion
Additional Reading
Nighttime and Low-Light Photography
Attributes of Light
Reciprocity Failure
Working Low-Light and Nighttime Crime Scenes
Summary
Additional Reading
Flash Photography
Guide Numbers
Flash Operation
Built-In or Pop-Up Flashes
Off-the-Camera Electronic Flash Photography
Benefits of Flash Photography
Detriments of Flash Photography
Using Electronic Flash in Low-Light Conditions
Directionality of Light from Electronic Flashes
Conclusion
Additional Reading
Painting-With-Light
Types of Lighting
Electronic Flashes
Flashlights
Small Flashlights for Small Subjects
Alternate Light Sources
Conclusion
Additional Reading
Bloodstain Photography
Complete Scene Documentation
Photographing Bloodstains on Difficult Surfaces
Electronic Flash and Bloodstain Evidence
Glass and Blood
The Magically Disappearing Bloodstain
Close Focusing
Luminol and Other Chemiluminescent Blood Reagents
Bloodstains and Colored Substratum
Laser Levels and Bloodstain Documentation
Conclusion
Additional Reading
Photography of Shooting Incidents
Documenting Crime Scenes
Rods, Strings, and Lasers
Trajectory Rods
Strings
Lasers
Daytime Laser Reconstruction
Conclusion
Additional Reading
Ultraviolet and Infrared Photography
Ultraviolet Photography
Forgery and Document Alterations
Fibers and Other Trace Evidence
Gunpower Residue
Semen, Blood, and Other Bodily Fluids
Bruises and Bite Marks
Fingerprint Enhancements
Osseous Matter
Infrared Photography
Forgery and Document Alterations
Tattoo Documentation
Bloodstain Documentation
Gunshot Residue
Conclusion
Additional Reading
Index