Police Photography
By- Larry Miller, East Tennessee State University
This helpful textbook teaches the fundamentals of photography and their application to police work. It offers clear explanations of the basic elements of photography that are used in investigative police work. Recommendations regarding equipment and techniques are offered throughout for both small and large police departments. Topics include the advantages and disadvantages of digital photography, and guidelines for photographing accidents, crimes, evidence, questioned documents, and identification photos, and dealing with special situations such as homicide and arson.
Paperback, 304 Pages
Published: November 2010
Imprint: Anderson Publishing
ISBN: 978-1-4377-5580-0
Contents
1. The Police Photographer
2. Light and the Simple Camera
3. Cameras
4. Film5. Equipment
6. Exposure7. The Darkroom
8. Black-and-White Processing: Negatives9. Black-and-White Processing: Printing and Enlargement
10. Color Processing11. Digital Photography
12. Accident Photography13. Crime Photography
14. Evidence Photography15. Identification Photography
16. Questioned Documents17. Ultraviolet and Fluorescence Photography
18. Infrared PhotographyGlossary of Terms

