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Crime Scene and Evidence Photography

Basic Crime Scene and Evidence Photography Kit by Steve Staggs
Bloodstain Photography by George Schiro
Bloodstain Photography, by Christopher Duncan
Close-up Photography for Evidence by Steve Staggs
Crime Scene Photography — a course outline
Crime Scene Photography Requirements of Criminal Investigative Analysis FBI Academy
Cross polarization with linear lighting by Hayden B. Baldwin
Day and Night Real Time Signature Enhanced Crime Scene Survey Camera by Milind Mahajan, Karen Zachery, Weiya Zhang, Andrew Brackley, Xindian Long
Digital Photography
- The Admissibility of Digital Photographs in Court by Steven Staggs
- The Admissibility of Digital Photographs in Criminal Cases by David P. Nagosky
- Digital Photography: An In Depth Analysis of an Emerging Trend within the Computer Age by Robert B. Fried
- Digital Photography as Legal Evidence by Roderick T. McCarvel
- Ensuring Admissibility of Digital Images by Richard Kammen and Herbert Blitzer
- Evaluating High Dynamic Range (HDR) Processing with Regards to the Presence of Individualizing Characteristics in Shoeprint Impressions by Kristin Rogahn, 2012
- Scientific Working Group on Imaging Technology (SWGIT) Documents
Photographing the Fire Scene by Tony Cafe
Flash Fill in Crime Scene and Evidence Photography by Steve Staggs
Fluorescence Photography
Footwear Impression Photography by Robert E. Kramer
Infrared Photography
- Infrared Photography by Scott T. De Broux, Katherine Kay McCaul, and Sheri Shimamoto
- Basic Infrared Photography
- Broad Spectrum Aerial Photographic Analysis of Aircraft Accident Sites by SSgt Rob Jensen
- Infrared Photography by, Andrew Davidhazy
- Using Infrared Photography to Document Clothing Evidence in the Reconstruction of a Homicide, by Michael Gorn and Stuart H. James
Nighttime Accident and Crime Scene Photography "Painting With Light" by Robert E. Kramer
Photographic Techniques for the Laser or Alternate Light Source by Hayden B. Baldwin
Selecting Black and White Films and Filters to Obtain Contrast Between Colors
Scale Selection and Placement by Ronald L. Groffy
Scientific Working Group on Imaging Technology (SWGIT) Documents
- Overview of SWGIT and the Use of Imaging Technology in the Criminal Justice System
- Considerations for Managers Migrating to Digital Imaging Technology
- Field Photography Equipment and Supporting Infrastructure
- Recommendations and Guidelines for Using Closed-Circuit Television Security Systems in Commercial Institutions
- Guidelines for Image Processing
- Guidelines and Recommendations for Training in Imaging Technologies in the Criminal Justice System
- Best Practices for Forensic Video Analysis
- General Guidelines for Capturing Latent Impressions Using a Digital Camera
- General Guidelines for Photographing Tire Impressions
- General Guidelines for Photographing Footwear Impressions
- Best Practices for Documenting Image Enhancement
- Best Practices for Forensic Image Analysis
- Best Practices for Maintaining the Integrity of Digital Images and Digital Video
- Best Practices for Image Authentication
- Best Practices for Archiving Digital and Multimedia Evidence in the Criminal Justice System
- Best Practices for Forensic Photographic Comparison
- Digital Imaging Technology Issues for the Courts
- Best Practices for Automated Image Processing
- Issues Relating to Digital Image Compression and File Formats
- Recommendations and Guidelines for Crime Scene/Critical Incident Videography — DRAFT
- Procedure for Testing Scanner Resolution for Latent Print Imaging — DRAFT
- Procedure for Testing Digital Camera System Resolution for Latent Print Photography — DRAFT
- Recommended Guidelines for Developing Standard Operating Procedures
- Guidelines and Recommendations for Training in Digital & Multimedia Evidence
- Proficiency Test Program Guidelines
- SWGDE and SWGIT Digital & Multimedia Evidence Glossary
Ultraviolet Photography
- Basics of Ultraviolet Photography
- Use of Reflective Ultraviolet Photography to Photo-Document Brusing to Children by Patrick Cochran
- Domestic Violence Photography by James O. Pex
- Reflected Ultraviolet Imaging for Forensics Applications by Dr. Austin Richards
- Ultraviolet Photography with Film-Based Cameras by Dr. Austin Richards
- Near-UV Reflectance Imaging: Applications by Dr. Austin Richards
Video Recording of Crime Scenes
- Video Guidelines for Evidence Scenes by Peter William Thomas
- Using Video to Record Crime Scenes by Steve Staggs

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