M02 Photography, Sketching, Measurements, and Notes Flashcards

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1
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In digital photography, light is recorded as a specific charge on millions of tiny what?

A

Pixels

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The most common methods of crime scene recording do NOT include which one of the following?

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Infrared Analysis

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True or false. Focal length is the distance between the lens and the image projected on the film or microchip.

A

True

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In what situation is the photographic technique of “painting with light” used?

A

During nighttime

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True or false. A JPEG file is an example of lossy compression.

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True

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True or false. Filters help enhance specific elements of a picture and can show elements of the picture that are not usually visible.

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True

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Which lens would be best suited to photographing the details of a small but detailed tool mark found at a crime scene?

A

Macro Lens

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Digital crime-scene photographs require special measures to assure their admissibility in court due to:

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abilities to manipulate the image.

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The most common method of crime-scene recording do NOT include which of the following?

A

Infrared analysis

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10
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What kind of filter allows small range of wavelengths of light and blocks all others from reaching the film or microscope?

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Barrier filter

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11
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Which measurement method would be best for documenting the position of evidence in a sketch of an outdoor crime scene?

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Baseline method

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Oblique lighting creates a shadowing effect in photographs of three-dimensional objects by placing the flash at what angle to the plane of view?

A

Less than 45 percent

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The camera’s aperture is commonly adjusted on the SLR and DSLR cameras by adjusting what?

A

F-stop

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14
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Photographs of what kind of evidence require a camera designed to create a 1:1 photograph or by a standard camera fitted with an adapter?

A

Latent fingerprint evidence

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True or false. Aperture is the measure of the diameter of the diaphragm, which allows light into the camera.

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True

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In a crime-scene sketch, the location of an item of evidence is specified in terms of its precise distance from points of reference that:

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are immovable.

17
Q

A rough sketch does NOT need to include which of the following?

A

Sketch of the suspect

18
Q

True or false. The first picture the crime-scene photographer takes are the close-up photographs.

A

False

19
Q

True or false. Sketching allows the investigators to combine notes and photography.

A

False

20
Q

True or false. Digital photography has higher resolution than film photography.

A

True