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5FS006 Crime Scene Practice and Investigative Methods - University of Wolverhampton
Portfolio in crime scene area
Need assistance with pictures or draw sketches (could be in the bed room , living room anywhere ) our request to create idea of crime scene taken photo and and explained the scene
Scene photography The scene has been fully recorded photographically and all items of evidence recovered have been photographed in situ..
Wide views are overlapped and mid range views link relevant items as necessary and show numbered evidence markers.
Close up views use scales where necessary and show the same area after items have been removed for packaging.
Very close up views to record fine detail have been taken with the 60mm macro lens.
Adheres to best practice where all images show good composition, appropriate exposure, sharp focus and good depth of field.Week 1 - Crime Scene Photography
Considerations at the Scene
Where do you start?
In what order do you complete your photographic record of the scene?
What aperture setting should you have for wide views?
What aperture setting should you have for close-up shots?
When is the appropriate to use a tripod?
How many photographs should I be taking?
What should not be in your photographs?
Instructions
Use any camera equipment you have at home to take some "scene" photographs.
Critically analyse 2 examples of wide room (4 corners) photography that you have taken.
Critically analyse 2 examples of mid-range photography that you have taken.
Critically analyse 2 examples of close-up/macro photography that you have taken.
During the crime scene practice you will be asked to complete a photographic log. Complete the following log for your images above. An example is given in the first row. Give your photographs reference numbers (Your initials/Order photograph was taken).
If your photograph shows a crime scene marker number (you should note that in the description).
In your physical crime scene practice you can batch photographs together e.g. ELC/001-ELC010 - Overview of the lounge floor from each corner of the room.
PHOTOGRAPHIC LOG
Each entry must be signed and dated by the Forensic Scene Manager or FSPOC
Attachment:- Crime Scene Skills Frontpages.rar
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