FSC100H5 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Tetanus, Protractor, Cartesian Coordinate System
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Typical shot from the four corners on the crime scene. Allows the viewer to see a large area of the scene at an eye level. Document the condition and layout of the scene as found. As we move closer to item (or dead body: link overall to specific. Establish the position of the evidence in the scene, with its relationship to other items: ex. Most overlooked photographs in crime scene work. Allow the viewer to see all evident detail on the item of evidence. Should be close and fill the frame with evidence itself: ex. Take the photograph without the scale first: shows crime scene prior to contamination or manipulation by the photographer or crime scene personnel. Scale allows for 1:1 ratio reproduction of the photograph. Log of documentation for photos: required, used for recollection of memory, standard form, brief description, dates, data, characteristics, filter, tripod, direction facing. Simplest way to represent scene and capture relationships. (ex.
