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Police Photography, 4th Edition

By Larry S. Miller

Sam J. Sansone wrote the first two editions, in 1977 and 1987, respectively. Mr. Miller updated the book for the third and, now, the fourth edition. Each new edition includes the latest information on new photographic techniques and technology. This book contains the basic information needed by all photographers, such as in the chapters: The Police Photographer, Light and the Simple Camera, Cameras, Film, Equipment, and Exposure. Other chapters cover aspects of darkroom work, such as Black-and-White Processing: Negatives; Black-and-White Processing: Printing and Enlargement; and Color Processing. There is a new chapter covering the techniques of Video and Digital Photography, the hottest new subject for many law enforcement agencies. Then, the chapters cover the specific topics of Accident Photography, Crime Photography, Evidence Photography, Identification Photography, Questioned Documents, Ultraviolet and Fluorescent Photography, and Infrared Photography. While there are textbooks on general photography available, there aren't many textbooks which are so specific to the special requirements of police and crime scene photography. 1998, softcover, 270 pages. Fourth Edition

This book is required reading for the new IAI certification program for photography and digital imaging.

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Crime Scene and Evidence Photographer's Guide

A field reference for those responsible for photography at the crime scene. It contains instruction for photographing a variety of crime scenes and various types of evidence. It also serves as a valuable reference tool when combined with training and experience.

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Forensic Art & Illustration

If you have attended an IAI conference in the last few years, you have had the opportunity to hear lectures from Karen L. Taylor. She is frequently on the speaker's program and always has a fascinating lecture on a very special forensic science. She has now written a text book on her field of study, Forensic Art and Illustration.

The text book contains the following chapters which list the topics covered.
.Part I: The Foundation.

• Introduction to Forensic Art and Illustration.
• A History of Forensic Art.
• The Human Face.
• Drawing the Human Face

Part II: Finding and Identifying the Living.

• The Interview.
• Composite Imagery.
• Age Progression: Growth.
• Age Progression: Aging.
• Image Assessment and Modification

Part III: Identifying the Dead.

• Postmortem Drawing.
• Skull Protection and Preparation for Reconstruction.
• Two-Dimensional Facial Reconstruction from the Skull.
• Three-Dimensional Facial Reconstruction on the Skull.
• Methods of Superimposition

Part IV: Additional Responsibilities.

• Professional Ethics and Conduct.
• Printing and Graphics Reproduction.
• Dealing with the News Media.
• The Forensic Artist in Court

As you can see, the topics provide a great overview of the subject. If you are an investigator, crime scene technician, or a coroner's investigator, you will find.this book very informative in dealing with identifying the dead.

Forensic Art and Illustration by Karen L. Taylor, © 2001, 580 pages, hardcover

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Forensic Uses of Digital Imaging

This book shows proper use of image processing and the most common errors by giving examples of digital images. It presents examples of artifacts produced in digital imaging that will be useful to both users and counsel. It also describes examples and procedures derived from a wealth of personal experience in both civil and criminal trials and illustrates ways that questions and answers can explain how these methods can be and have been used and abused, and how to communicate these facts to a jury.