LOW-LIGHT FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY
BAKERSFIELD, CA | DECEMBER 6 - 8, 2023
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Instructor: Tony Nguyen, CFPH
Location: Bakersfield Police Department Training Facility 4646 California Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93309 Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Tuition: $479 This course is presented in partnership with the International Association for Identification. |
Low-Light Forensic Photography
The use of photographic documentation by the law enforcement community began in the 1800s, the earliest days of photography. Since those days, photographers have struggled to have the ability to use their cameras in dimly lit areas. Although technological advances have made some aspects of the use of cameras in darkened areas easier, these advances have also made some aspects more difficult, if not impossible.
The Low-Light Forensic Photography course will familiarize the student with technology and techniques that can be employed to document evidence and scenes in darkness while identifying and addressing the pitfalls.
This low-light forensic photography training will impart knowledge through the use of lectures, in-class discussion, and hands-on training. Hands-on training includes both camera/flash operation orientations and practical in-class exercises. Practical exercises include long exposure photography at crime scenes, slow-synchronization and multi-TTL electronic flash, painting-with-light, Luminol/Blue Star Photography for the documentation of blood on the crime scene, shooting reconstruction laser photography, and low-light surveillance photography. All exercises will be reviewed in the classroom and photography will be critiqued.
LOW-LIGHT FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE TOPICS
Day 1:
Basic Photography Review
Basic Photography Review (Continues)
Low-Light Photography
Slow Flash Synchronization
Luminol/Blue Star Photography
Luminol/Blue Star Photography Exercise
Low-Light Scene Photography Exercise
Exercise Review
Day 2:
Remote Multi-TTL Flash Activation
Painting-with-Light
Painting-with-Light Demonstration
Painting-with-Light Exercise
Painting-with-Light (Continues)
Remote Multi-TTL Flash Activation Exercise
Exercise Review
Exercise Review (Continues)
Day 3:
Photography of Shooting Reconstruction Lasers
Laser Photography Exercise
Laser Photography Exercise Review
Low-Light Photography Exercise
Low-Light Scene Photography Exercise
Low-Light Scene Photography Exercise
Exercise Review
The use of photographic documentation by the law enforcement community began in the 1800s, the earliest days of photography. Since those days, photographers have struggled to have the ability to use their cameras in dimly lit areas. Although technological advances have made some aspects of the use of cameras in darkened areas easier, these advances have also made some aspects more difficult, if not impossible.
The Low-Light Forensic Photography course will familiarize the student with technology and techniques that can be employed to document evidence and scenes in darkness while identifying and addressing the pitfalls.
This low-light forensic photography training will impart knowledge through the use of lectures, in-class discussion, and hands-on training. Hands-on training includes both camera/flash operation orientations and practical in-class exercises. Practical exercises include long exposure photography at crime scenes, slow-synchronization and multi-TTL electronic flash, painting-with-light, Luminol/Blue Star Photography for the documentation of blood on the crime scene, shooting reconstruction laser photography, and low-light surveillance photography. All exercises will be reviewed in the classroom and photography will be critiqued.
LOW-LIGHT FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE TOPICS
Day 1:
Basic Photography Review
Basic Photography Review (Continues)
Low-Light Photography
Slow Flash Synchronization
Luminol/Blue Star Photography
Luminol/Blue Star Photography Exercise
Low-Light Scene Photography Exercise
Exercise Review
Day 2:
Remote Multi-TTL Flash Activation
Painting-with-Light
Painting-with-Light Demonstration
Painting-with-Light Exercise
Painting-with-Light (Continues)
Remote Multi-TTL Flash Activation Exercise
Exercise Review
Exercise Review (Continues)
Day 3:
Photography of Shooting Reconstruction Lasers
Laser Photography Exercise
Laser Photography Exercise Review
Low-Light Photography Exercise
Low-Light Scene Photography Exercise
Low-Light Scene Photography Exercise
Exercise Review
LODGING
Bakersfield Marriott at the Convention Center
801 Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield, CA 93301
661-323-1900
Room Rate: $164 per night
Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, Free Parking
Booking Info: Call the hotel and mention the Bakersfield Police Department to reserve at this special rate.
Bakersfield Marriott at the Convention Center
801 Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield, CA 93301
661-323-1900
Room Rate: $164 per night
Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, Free Parking
Booking Info: Call the hotel and mention the Bakersfield Police Department to reserve at this special rate.
REGISTRATION
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We have a new registration process. To make a payment and register for this course, please click the registration button below.