Instructor: Brett Doretti, CFPH
Course length: 40 hours
Advanced Photographic Techniques for CSIs
This photography course is intended for students who have already completed a basic crime scene photography course and are seeking further training in this field. The topics covered in this course are built upon principles instructed in these basic courses. Basic photography techniques are not instructed in this course and students are required to have working knowledge of these techniques. For this reason, prior attendance at a basic photography course is required. Day 1 (8 hours) Advanced Camera Settings
Day 2 (8 hours) Advanced Lighting techniques
Advanced Lighting Techniques Cont.
Day 4 (8 hours) Fluorescence and Chemiluminescence photography
Complex Scenes
Officer and Suspect Photography
Complex Scenes
Day 5 (5 hours) Complex Scenes continued
This course has been approved for 40 hours of certification/recertification training credits by the IAI Crime Scene and the Forensic Photography Certification Boards. |
Brett Doretti is a Lead Forensic Specialist with the Orange County Sheriff's Department/OC Crime Lab in Orange County California. He was a professional photographer for twelve years before joining the Sheriff's Identification Bureau in 1998. Brett specializes in crime scene investigation, photography, and is a member of the clandestine laboratory task force. He is a primary trainer with the OC Crime Lab and he is also an instructor for California State University Long Beach Center for Criminal Justice, teaching classes in Crime Scene Investigation and Forensic Photography. Brett is an IAI Certified Forensic Photographer and currently serves on the Science and Practices Sub-committee on Forensic Photography and Electronic Digital Imaging for the IAI. |
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