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He was the first police who utilized photography in police work as supplementary identification in his anthropometry system
ALPHONSE BERTILLON
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When was the International Association for Identification formed? It has evolved into the oldest and largest forensic science organization in the world.
1915
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When was the flashbulb invented, making it possible for a portable light source to enable the taking of many evidence photographs?
1930
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Developed wet plate collodion process
FREDERICK S ARCHER
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He coined the word photography when he first wrote a letter to henry fox talbot
JOHN FW HERSCHEL
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He introdauced a diaphragm, which helped control the amount of light entering the camera obscura. This addition improved image clarity and contrast.
DANIELE BARBARO
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Great authority on optics, he invented the first pinhole camera
ALHAZEN
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Patented the autochrome
LUMIERE BROTHERS
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It is a special and type of photography that entails recording image of the whole scene
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
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It is an optical device that has been used for centuries to explore the principles of image formation. It means "dark chamber in Latin, reflecting its basic structure and function.
CAMERA OBSCURA
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These photographs have the potential to provide information that can be used as evidence
FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY
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Originated the use of photograph as identity or rights
LOUIS DODERO
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He created the first permanent photograph using a process he called heliography
NICEPHERE NIEPCE
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It is the process of reducing photos into a small trips of film a scenario. it is first used in filmmaking
MICROPHOTOGRAPHY
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A Dutch scientist began experimenting with substances called silver salts and in a pamphlet published in 1614, he stated that when powdered silver nitrate is exposed to the sun, "it turns as black as ink".
ANGELO SALA
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a police collection of pictures or photographs of criminals and suspect for identification purposes
ROGUE GALLERY
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In 1880, Abney introduced as a photographic developer.
HYDROQUINONE
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Developed the instant film, one of his contribution were polaroid land camera
EDWIN HOWARD LAND
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A small compact cameras that are typically built on a single circuit board. due to their size, they are often used and covert surveillance and security applications, as they can be easily concealed in various objects or environments
BOARD CAMERA
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It is the art of science that deals with the study of principles of photography and its application to police work
POLICE PHOTOGRAPHY
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A hungarian mathematician and physicist, made significant contributions to early photography by developing advanced lenses. These lenses greatly improved the quality and efficiency of photographic processes.
JOSEF M PETZVAL
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Founder of eastman company
GEORGE EASTMAN
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It is a technique used to capture wide-angle views of a scene by stitching together multiple images or using specialized equipment to create a single, wide photograph. This method is particularly effective for capturing landscapes, Cityscapes or any scene where a broad view is desired
PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPHY
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The oldest method of forming image where a box camera with a very small hole without lens is used to collect light and form image
PINHOLE CAMERA
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The main purpose of this photography is to provide information about an object or materials which cannot be obtained by ordinary photo materials
ULTRAVIOLET PHOTOGRAPHY
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It is a specialized type unit within the Philippine National Police (PNP) that focuses on the documentation and analysis of crime scenes, evidence, and other related activities through photography
FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHER
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it refers to the recording of objects and scenes to be used for and within the legal process
FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY
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The first widely accepted form of photography, producing detailed images without the use of negatives. Each photograph was unique, as the process did not allow for multiple prints from a single negative.
SILVER HALIDES
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it is an art of science of reproducing image by means of light through some sensitized materials with the aid of camera, lens and its accessories and the chemical process required in order to produce photograph
PHOTOGRAPHY
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Refers to the act of taking photographs in a secretive or covert manner, often without knowledge or consent of the subject being photographed. this type of photography is typically associated with surveillance, espionage, or investigative journalism, where capturing images discreetely is crucial
CLANDESTINE PHOTOGRAPHY
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An English Botanist, she is considered to be the first female photographer.
ANNA ATKINS
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He invented the calotype, a silver chloride-coated light sensitive paper that was fixed with strong salt solution
WILLIAM FOX TALBOT
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The process of photographing or recording the internal structure of the body or the persons of the victim of crime
XRAY PHOTOGRAPHY
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He is indeed credited with creating the first color photograph. In 1861, he demonstrated the process using an additive color technique.
JAMES CLERK MAXWELL
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It involves capturing image using infrared light which is not visible to the human eye
INFRARED PHOTOGRAPHY
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taking a magnified photograph of a small object through attaching a camera to the ocular of a compound microscope so as to show a minute details of the physical evidence
PHOTOMICROGRAPHY
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Added a lens to camera obscura
GIROLAMO CARDANO
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It was the first to offer instant photography, where a photograph could be taken, developed, and printed in about one minute. This was achieved through the use of instant film, which developed itself through a chemical process within the camera.
POLAROID LAND CAMERA
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In 1558, He refined the camera obscura by incorporating additional lenses and curved mirrors.
GIOVANNI DELA PORTA
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He discovered that sunlight darkens a mixture of chalk (calcium carbonate) and silver nitrate.
JOHANN SCHULZE
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This refers to the daylight coming from the sun which is generally utilized for outdoor photography or light that comes to existent without the intervention of a man
NATURAL LIGHT
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Is the monitoring of behavior, many activities, or information for the purpose of information gathering, influencing, managing, or directing
SURVEILLANCE