A) Document crime scenes and evidence B) Create artistic image C) Promote law enforcement on social media D) Document crime scenes and evidence E) Record personal memories
A) Subjective interpretation B) Camera brand must be expensive C) Aesthetic lighting D) Accuracy and clarity E) Accuracy and clarity
A) Overview, mid-range, close-up B) Overview, mid-range, close-up C) Night, day, sunset D) Selfies, portraits, landscapes E) Only close-ups
A) Image manipulation B) RAW format C) Image manipulation D) Proper lighting E) Tripod use
A) Show relationship B) Show lighting C) Show relationship D) Show detail E) Show texture
A) Take few photos B) Take only close-ups C) D. Edit images D) Take redundant photos E) Take redundant photos
A) Stylized B) Clear and accurate C) Bright D) Clear and accurate E) Dramatic
A) Tripod B) Zoom C) Tripod D) Filter E) Flash
A) Focus B) Color balance C) Lighting control D) Size comparison E) Size comparison
A) Exposure B) White balance C) Exposure D) ISO E) Focus
A) Zoom B) Color C) Focus D) Sensor sensitivity E) Sensor sensitivity
A) RAW B) GIF C) RAW D) JPEG E) PNG
A) Close-up with scale B) Landscape C) Overall D) Mid-range E) Close-up with scale
A) Before, during, and after processing B) Only after collection C) After cleaning scene D) Before, during, and after processing E) Only once
A) Decoration B) Medical documentations C) Journalism D) Medical documentation E) Editing
A) Filters B) Secure storage C) Secure storage D) Editing E) Cropping
A) Fibers B) Rooms C) Vehicles D) Fibers E) Buildings
A) Overall B) Pre-collection C) Post-collection D) Post-collection E) Mid-range
A) Editing software B) Date, time, and location C) Filters used D) Photographer’s opinion E) Date, time, and location
A) One angle only B) Multiple angles C) Random angles D) Artistic angles E) Multiple angles
A) Accurately document a crime scene B) Make pictures artistic C) Enter photo contests D) Accurately document a crime scene E) Entertain investigators
A) After evidence is moved B) Exactly as found C) Edited and enhanced D) Exactly as found C E) With filters applied
A) Portrait B) Overall C) Close-up D) D. Detailed E) Overall
A) Relationship between evidence and surroundings B) Artistic angles C) B. Relationship between evidence and surroundings D) Only small details E) Evidence with scale only
A) Show crowd control B) Show evidence in detail C) Show lighting conditions D) Show the whole scene E) Show evidence in detail
A) Improve photo color B) Make photos attractive C) Measure size accurately D) Measure size accurately E) Identify suspects
A) Mark the evidence B) Move the evidence C) Clean the area D) Take a photo without the scale E) Take a photo without the scale
A) Direct lighting B) Diffused lighting C) Side lighting D) Oblique lighting E) Diffused lighting
A) Proper lighting based on conditions B) Proper lighting based on conditions C) Natural light only D) Flash only E) Colored lights
A) Aperture B) White balance C) Shutter speed D) Aperture E) ISO
A) Adjust flash power B) Improve camera color C) Reduce camera movement D) Increase ISO E) Reduce camera movement
A) Mid-range B) Close-up C) Close-up D) Overall E) Panoramic
A) Accurate and unbiased B) Artistic C) Accurate and unbiased D) Edited for clarity E) Dramatic
A) Alter or edit them B) Alter or edit them C) Label them D) Store them properly E) Print copies
A) Tool marks B) Walls C) Portraits D) Bloodstains E) Tool marks
A) RAW B) JPEG C) PNG D) GIF E) RAW
A) Evidence bag B) Photo log C) Memory card D) Photo log E) Camera
A) Suspect B) Assigned investigator C) Assigned investigator D) Victim E) Any witness
A) Only after investigation B) Before during, and after evidence collection C) Only at night D) After the scene is cleaned E) Before during, and after evidence collection
A) Legal admissibility B) More storage space C) Better photo quality D) Faster processing E) Legal admissibility
A) Size comparison B) Size comparison C) Lighting control D) Decoration E) Orientation
A) Evidence close-ups B) Mid-range shots C) Overall scene D) Investigators E) Overall scene
A) One angle only B) Artistic angles C) Multiple angles D) Multiple angles E) Random positions
A) Scene is outdoors B) Camera is broken C) Lighting is insufficient D) Lighting is insufficient E) Evidence is large
A) Document accurately and truthfully B) Capture only close-ups C) Document accurately and truthfully D) Edit photos for clarity E) Take as many photos as possible
A) A specific item and its relationship to the scene B) Only the suspect C) The photographer’s shadow D) A specific item and its relationship to the scene E) The entire neighborhood
A) Small details of evidence B) People passing by C) The crime scene perimeter D) Large buildings E) Small details of evidence
A) Photos show reality as is B) Photos include filters C) Photos show reality as is D) D. Photos can be staged E) Photos are edited artistically
A) Lighting B) Photoshop filters C) Perspective D) Focus E) Photoshop filters
A) Front lighting only B) Oblique lighting C) Direct flash D) No light E) Oblique lighting
A) Too dark images B) Too bright images C) No change D) Too bright images E) Perfect balance
A) Too dark B) Blurry C) Too dark D) Too bright E) Colorless
A) Who owns the camera B) Documentation of photo handling C) Documentation of photo handling D) Filters used E) Who took selfies
A) Close-ups B) Individual evidence pieces C) Overall scene D) Overall scene E) Suspect’s face
A) Angled sharply B) Level and directly facing the subject C) Held above the head D) Level and directly facing the subject E) Shaken intentionally
A) Abstract images B) Medical-legal photography C) Personal photography D) Medical-legal photography E) Family photos
A) High-resolution macro shots B) No close-ups needed C) Only front focus D) Only long shots E) High-resolution macro shots
A) Story retelling B) Self-portraits C) Proper photographic documentation D) Proper photographic documentation E) Reset the scene
A) DSLR/Mirrorless camera B) Hidden spy pen camera C) Disposable camera D) Toy camera E) DSLR/Mirrorless camera
A) Too raw B) Lossy compression C) Cannot be printed D) Large file E) Lossy compression
A) More editing flexibility B) More editing flexibility C) Smaller file D) Auto-delete feature E) Lower quality
A) Aperture B) Lens cap C) Aperture D) Camera strap E) Memory
A) Joke captions B) Photo number, description, location C) Photographer’s favorite food D) Photo number, description, location E) None
A) Crime scene layout from above B) Documents C) Tattoos D) Fingerprints E) Crime scene layout from above
A) Selfie angle B) Mid-range with orientation C) Without scale D) Mid-range with orientation E) Tilted dramatic shot
A) Prevent data loss B) Prevent data loss C) For fun D) Decorate laptop E) Fill memory card
A) Hide evidence B) Decoration C) Easy reference in photos D) Crime recreation E) Easy reference in photos
A) Background music B) Accuracy C) Camera brand D) Artistic creativity E) Accuracy
A) Distort images B) Remain proportional C) Distort images D) Be accompanied by original E) Show details
A) Edge distortion B) No details C) No aperture control D) Edge distortion E) High zoom
A) Weather conditions B) Weather conditions C) Food eaten D) Favorite settings E) Mood of photographer
A) Perfect shadows B) Washed-out tones C) Washed-out tones D) Perfect clarity E) Very sharp colors
A) Tripod use B) Running while shooting C) Holding by one hand D) Tripod use E) Zooming too much
A) Testimony of the photographer B) Testimony of the photographer C) Social media caption D) Suspense music E) Watermark logos
A) Flash reflection on retina B) Underexposure C) Flash reflection on retina D) Wrong white balance E) Blood in the eyes
A) Photos of sky B) Mid-range and close-up C) Only selfies D) Photos without scale E) Mid-range and close-up
A) To decorate report B) To show possible exit routes C) To fill memory card D) To show possible exit routes E) For curiosity
A) Identification shot B) Exit shot C) Identification shot D) Summary shot E) Entrance shot
A) Direction of travel B) Nothing important C) Direction of travel D) Photographer’s skill E) Artistic meaning
A) Supplemental lighting B) Lasers only C) Night vision only D) Supplemental lighting E) No photography allowed
A) Removing unnecessary people from scene B) Inviting audience C) Adding props D) Moving evidence E) Removing unnecessary people from scene
A) Acceptable always B) Better than actual C) Unreliable for court D) Artistic requirement E) Unreliable for court
A) Shoot randomly B) Record each step carefully C) Record each step carefully D) Guess evidence meaning E) Leave scene early
A) Building photos B) Car chase filming C) Aerial shots D) Small evidence E) Small evidence
A) Unauthorized editing B) Clear images C) Cheap storage D) Good metadata E) Unauthorized editing
A) Living victims with injuries B) House layout C) Broken doors D) Living victims with injuries E) Tire tracks
A) When returning to scene B) After disposing evidence C) Never D) Before calling backup
A) Delete photos B) Archiving and secure storage C) Post online D) Artistic edition E) Archiving and secure storage
A) For beauty B) For editing C) For reconstruction D) For reconstruction E) For speed
A) Under evidence B) On top of evidence C) Beside and level with evidence D) Beside and level with evidence E) Far from evidence
A) For decoration B) For legal documentation C) For editing D) For social media E) For legal documentation
A) Underexposure B) Blurred images C) Camera damage D) Overexposure E) Overexposure
A) Consistency and accuracy B) Cropping C) Filters D) Creativity E) Consistency and accuracy
A) Evidence B) Overall scene C) The body D) Overall scene E) Investigators
A) Accurate and unbiased B) Creative C) Decorative D) Accurate and unbiased E) Edited
A) Using flashy lighting for dramatic effect B) Editing photos to highlight important details C) Maintaining the scene's integrity and avoiding contaminatio
A) Overall photograph B) Close-up photograph C) Microscopic photograph
A) ncluding a scale or ruler next to evidence B) ) Keeping accurate photographic logs C) Removing objects from the scene before photographin
A) Alternate light sources (ALS) B) ambient lighting C) flash photography
A) To entertain the public with crime images B) To create artistic images of a crime scene C) To document evidence accurately for investigation and court |