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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Complete book,
By Raffaello Palandri "There are more things in ... (Rome, Italy) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Forensic Digital Imaging and Photography (Hardcover)
This is a compact book (just 256 pages), for people who may need to get a general but complete idea of the matter.And, as the matter is not that common, it's important to find in a single book so many arguments put together. The step by step concept of the book allows beginners to start "thinking" as a forensic photographer. The accompanying CD, with images and exercises, provides a basic and easy to understand introduction to the use of photographic elements used in legal / forensic investigations. As a professional, I find this book too short and lacking in some details. Also, I think it's time for an updated / revised edition.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
OK, if You're Interested in Photoshop,
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This review is from: Forensic Digital Imaging and Photography (Hardcover)
I recently finished my certification in Fire Investigation and have since taken a course in Digital Crime Scene Photography as well as reading a couple books on digital photgraphy. I was disapointed in this book, as the majority of it dealt with managing your files with software, not actual technique. I was hoping for something a little more along the lines of a "how to" book, with regards to shooting technique and lighting. I have since returned the book and am exploring other options.
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Forensic Digital Imaging and Photography by Herbert L. Blitzer (Hardcover - February 7, 2002)
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