Practical Forensic Digital Imaging

Focusing on the technical aspects of digital imaging in forensic sciences, this book offers a comprehensive introduction to essential tools and techniques. It covers hardware, storage media, and lighting, while also comparing traditional 35mm cameras. Organized by crime scene and type of evidence, it details methods for capturing images of various evidence, including impressions and documents. Additionally, it addresses the legal context of photographic evidence, featuring exercises, case studies, and the latest FBI guidelines on digital imaging.