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Crime Scene Photography Question Bank
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Crime Scene Photography Question Bank
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1. What is the difference between a Digital Image and Digital Evidence?

2. In the automatic exposure mode, what does the camera do if the user changes the f/stop or the shutter speed?

3. Rule of Thumb: If you are composing on an area as your primary subject, the entire area, from front to back should be what?

4. What is the difference between a History Log and a History Window?

5. Why is the use of a telephoto/zoom lens generally not good for crime scene photography?

6. What is a 'modeling' light?

7. What is the range of Visible light, Ultra violet light, and Infrared Light in nanometers?

8. Rule of Thumb: Most scenes should be shot with what shutter speed in combination with what four f/stops?

9. What types of evidence can Infrared Red (IR) type cameras reveal at a crime scene? IR is the see in the dark - night vision

10. Rule of Thumb: Using the Burn and Dodge tools is widely accepted practice. However, to optimize their benefits and minimize potential legal arguments, you should follow the customary guidelines regarding their size and use. What are they?

11. Rule of Thumb: Whenever scales are used, how should they be placed in relation to the evidence?

12. For practical purposes, as far as the camera is concerned, at what distance is Infinity?

13. When shooting comparison quality shots, what is the recommended aperture?

14. When shooting Midrange shots, you have a gun on the floor and the edge of a doorway used as point of reference. Where should the photographer stand?

15. The text declares, 'The most effective exposure is sometimes....', what?

16. When taking oblique lighting photos of a shoe impression, how many shots should be taken?

17. Why would a photographer use Pre-Focus?

18. What two applications are best suited for Reflected Ultraviolet Photography?

19. Which focusing technique maximizes the DOF best when it is not critical that infinity be in focus?

20. What is it called when using a wide-angle lens and the vertical lines at the edge of the image are bowed outward?

21. What was the name of the case which required a computer expert be available to testify about digital images?

22. Rule of Thumb: You must have a SOP that defines what enhancement tools and techniques may be used with Category 1 images. What must be known about this SOP?

23. Which last longer, traditional negatives or digital images?

24. In a discussion of exposures, it is common to express differences in exposures by using the term 'stops.' An image may be properly exposed, which is usually referred to as being what?

25. Rule of Thumb: In surveillance situations, to be sure magnification is enough to see a person's face, you should use a lens that has a focal length of what?