Sentence examples for forensic photography from inspiring English sources

But it was Bertillon, beginning in the eighteen-eighties, who pioneered the use of forensic photography.

The center will also handle ballistics, toxicology, forensic photography and other forms of evidence testing.

Before his C.V. included clients like Calvin Klein and Vogue, Cotsifas, a New Yorker, studied forensic photography during a stint at the police academy.

They are used in aerial photography to cut through atmospheric haze (which scatters blue light but not infrared rays) and for special purposes in scientific and forensic photography.

In this study, we propose a hierarchical 3D scanning platform designed according to the top-down approach known from the traditional forensic photography.

Drones also bring improvements and cost-cutting to film-making, news-gathering, search and rescue, forensic photography, firefighting, archaeological surveying, smokestack inspection and the monitoring of pipelines, volcanoes, pollution and wildlife.

As an aid for color balancing and in order to guarantee reproducibility of the UVF photos, the AIC PhD target was accompanied with 3 emitters activated by the LED UV and UV254 lamps: a section of a card for forensic UV photography (orange fluorescence), a swatch of zinc white (yellow fluorescence), and a fluorescent paint (green fluorescence).

Nicephor[e] is a project funded by "Swiss Virtual Campus" and aims at creating a distant or mixed web-based learning system in forensic and scientific photography and microscopy.

The photographers and doctors and police inspector all bring to the case the very latest in photography, forensic science and criminological theorizing.

He has a lot of interests (music performance, composition, photography, forensic genealogy and web development) and collections (old photos, receipts, pay phone numbers and hundreds of volumes of The Etude magazine).

Exceptions are PATHASST 100 (Molecules, Cells, and Tissues), CBI 701 (Human Structure and Function), PATHASST 102 (Body and Disease), PATHASST 302 (Forensic Pathology), PATHASST 340-341 (Photography I and II), PATHASST 361-362 (Pathologic Basis of Clinical Medicine), and PATHASST 390 (Senior Seminar) which are graded as either Pass (P) or Fail (F).