photo

Question 1

That one quote

Answer 1

” Photography is an art of observation. It has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them”

Question 2

Why are Crime scenes photos important

Answer 2

It gives us an Overall view of the scene

Question 3

“One picture is worth a ___ words.”

Answer 3

thousand

Question 4

Crime Scene Photography Kit
Includes

Answer 4

Camera
Single lens reflex camera
Normal lens
Close up
Wide angle lens
Electronic flash
Tripod
Scale or tape measure
Photo log Notebook and pen

Question 5

Camera

Answer 5

Most crime scene photographers use high-quality digital cameras or 35mm cameras.

Question 6

Normal lens

Answer 6

A normal lens provides the best perspective for most photographs. A 50 mm lens is considered a normal lens for a 35mm camera.

Question 7

Why 50mm?

Answer 7

is closest to the depiction of the human eye

Question 8

Close up

Answer 8

Close-up lens or close accessories. Not normal lenses do not focus closer than about three feet.

Question 9

Wide angle lens

Answer 9

A wide angles lens is needed when photographing small rooms or other space–considered areas

Question 10

Electronic flash

Answer 10

Electrino flash provides additional light that is often needed when photographing indoors, outdoors at night, filling in shadows in bright daylight scenes, and for lighting evidence.

Question 11

Tripod

Answer 11

Tripod are necessary to steady the camera for long exposures and for positioning the camera during certain types of evidenc photography
4’6’’ you want the tripod at

Question 12

Scale or tape measure

Answer 12

A variety of scales, including 6-inch and 36-inch sizes, must be available for photographing different types of subjects. Long tape measure with large number are sometimes necessary when photographing large items of evidence or large areas in a crime scene

Question 13

Photo log Notebook and pen

Answer 13

A photo log is necessary for recording information about each photograph taken at a crime scene a not book is valuable for recording other notes during ht investigation. Very describive

Question 14

Photos provided a true

Answer 14

and accurate portrayal of the crime scene and the physical evidence

Question 15

Photos Records the

Answer 15

initial state of the scene before evidence is removed for processing before any alternations are made

Question 16

Photograph are
Taken

Answer 16

immmegdaitle y at scene and evidence is accurately permanently represent

Question 17

Steps to photogrpahy

Answer 17

1. Secure the scene
   2.Evalute the coniditions
2. Photgraphing the scene(without the numbers because it shows what u saw when u got there/ number blocks things/you altered the crime scence w the numbers)
   4.Photograph the victim
   5.Photograph critial victims later
   6.Capture the evidence
   7.Evidence markers
   8.Reshoot for new evidence
   9.IMaging and lighting techniques
   10.Be quick in photography

Question 18

First photo taken at the crime scence:

Answer 18

Card that says
Date/time
Agency
Case#Photo taken by

Question 19

Crime scene photographing

Answer 19

Must have a logbook

Question 20

Photo logs should reflect the following:

Answer 20

-Investagitor taking photo
-When)Date and time)
Where(Location)
Subject(what are we photographing)
DBrief description
Say why you took the photo

Question 21

How many photos

Answer 21

As many as you need to represent the entire scene accurately
As much as you can; more is better

Question 22

Crime science video taping

Answer 22

Video taping accurately depicts the crime scnce
Cost effective
Move slowely
Make sure the osund is off
No need for a narrative