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