Boy, It's Dark in Here
This is a main concern when using a flash on a shiny/reflective surface.
What is a hot spot?
The three types of photographs you should take at every crime scene.
What are overall, mid-range, and close-up photos?
Three main camera modes you can photograph in.
What are manual, aperture priority, and shutter priority?
This is the best lens for close-up photography of items smaller than your palm.
What is the macro lens?
The two main file formats you should be shooting in.
What is NEF and JPEG?
These are two ways to properly expose a low-light scene.
What are long exposure and painting with light?
This shape should be created when taking mid-range (evidence establishing) images.
What is a triangle?
This is where you generally focus your camera in an overall image.
What is a third of the way through your scene?
True or false: The macro lens has a fixed focal length.
What is true?
This camera feature could be used to force exposure changes.
What is exposure compensation?
This equipment is needed for low-light photography.
What are a tripod, shutter release cable, and external light source?
The main purpose of out of situ close-up images.
What is maximizing details and photographing all sides of evidence?
The three sides of the exposure triangle. (Double points if you can say what increasing and decreasing each one does).
What are aperture, shutter speed, and ISO?
When taking exam quality images, your ISO should be set to this.
What is ISO 100?
These two types of lenses will compress and elongate your images.
What are telephoto lens and wide angle lens?
This setting on your top-mounted flash allows you increase or decrease the flash power.
What is exposure compensation?
When photographing a headstamp, the scale should be placed here.
What is on the same plane as the evidence?
This feature on the camera you use to make sure your image is properly exposed.
What is the histogram?
This is the reason for not use the maximum f/stop when photographing latent prints.
What is light diffraction?
This piece of equipment can be used to reduce glare on a shiny/reflective surface.
What is a polarizing filter?
This is an example of an effective shutter speed, ISO, and aperture for a long exposure photograph.
What is shutter speeds greater than 5 seconds, ISO between 600-5000, and aperture f/8-f/16?
Your ideal focal length be when taking overall images.
What is 40-50mm?
These three settings should be checked prior to starting photography on a crime scene.
What are formatting memory cards, checking date and time, cleaning camera sensor, file sequencing as desired, and settings on the camera are back to baseline?
This many exam quality images is recommended to be taken when photographing a footwear impression.
What is nine?
Say you have scene partially indoor and outdoor, you want an overall image of both these areas in one photograph that is properly exposed, this technique could will allow you to achieve this.
What is fill flash?