CRJ 162 - Investigative Photography

1. Describe the camera functions including, aperture, shutter speed, and focus as applied to basic investigative photography.
2. Facilitate the manipulation of the digital camera and light sources to photographically document crime scenes, evidence, and people.
3. Assess framing, exposure, focus, and content of photographs.
4. Determine techniques to properly expose evidence and scenes of various sizes under varying conditions.
5. Generate standard photographic techniques appropriate to a specific investigative scenario.
6. Distinguish legal issues involving photographic documentation of crime scene and the process to ensure admissibility of images in court.