■What are the different types of wound pictures taken ?
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■Midrange (Demonstrates wound's relation to a fixed feature (Joint)
■Close up: "As Is"
■Close up: with labeled scale
■Close up: with part of the scale and bracketed (-1, 0, +1)
,1. What can happen if you use slower-than-sync shutter speeds?
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The shutter stays open causing the flash to fire and the shutter speed will
remain open fo the designated time before it closes.
1. Describe how fill-in flash is done?
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We would take a meter that would help us determine the camera settings
we would use in order to get the perfect pictures.
■What is the proper viewpoint to avoid perspective distortion in midrange
photographs?
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■Make sure your fixed object and the evidence item are equal distance
from you to avoid distortion.
■If you want to fill the frame with a face, while remaining back a distance that does
not enlarge the nose, it is best to use a lens in the:
A. 14-35mm focal length
B.50-60mm focal length
C.100-120mm focal length
D.300-600mm focal length
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■C. 100- to 120mm focal length, which is the perfect portraiture lens focal
length range.
1. Why should you not use a faster-than-sync shutter speed?
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If you use faster-than-syn shutter, then it can cause your camera not to
work and if it does work it would have an undesirable effect.
1. Why do we take midrange photos?
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We take midrange photos because it helps document each item into
evidence. This also helps measure the items where they are found and their
length.
1. How does oblique lighting help visualize the details of impression evidence?
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The light helps to detail all cracks and crevices of evidence by filling them
in causing it to wash out the 3D detail of the evidence.
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■Midrange (Demonstrates wound's relation to a fixed feature (Joint)
■Close up: "As Is"
■Close up: with labeled scale
■Close up: with part of the scale and bracketed (-1, 0, +1)
,1. What can happen if you use slower-than-sync shutter speeds?
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The shutter stays open causing the flash to fire and the shutter speed will
remain open fo the designated time before it closes.
1. Describe how fill-in flash is done?
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We would take a meter that would help us determine the camera settings
we would use in order to get the perfect pictures.
■What is the proper viewpoint to avoid perspective distortion in midrange
photographs?
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■Make sure your fixed object and the evidence item are equal distance
from you to avoid distortion.
■If you want to fill the frame with a face, while remaining back a distance that does
not enlarge the nose, it is best to use a lens in the:
A. 14-35mm focal length
B.50-60mm focal length
C.100-120mm focal length
D.300-600mm focal length
, Give this one a try later!
■C. 100- to 120mm focal length, which is the perfect portraiture lens focal
length range.
1. Why should you not use a faster-than-sync shutter speed?
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If you use faster-than-syn shutter, then it can cause your camera not to
work and if it does work it would have an undesirable effect.
1. Why do we take midrange photos?
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We take midrange photos because it helps document each item into
evidence. This also helps measure the items where they are found and their
length.
1. How does oblique lighting help visualize the details of impression evidence?
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The light helps to detail all cracks and crevices of evidence by filling them
in causing it to wash out the 3D detail of the evidence.
