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PHOTOGRAPHY
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Forensic Photography
II. Objectives
a. To be able to identify the basic parts of camera
b. To be able to know its function
c. To understand the importance of photography in the field of investigation.
IV. Questions:
Types of Camera
1. Pinhole camera-
2. Camera obscura-
7. View camera-
8. Instant camera-
9. Electronic camera-
10. Film camera-
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Accessories of Camera
Activity no. ________
a. Lens-
b. Shutter-
c. Diaphragm-
e. Lens Aperture-
f. Depth of field
k. Focusing Mechanism-
l. Focusing Ring
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Forensic Photography
Film Structure
Activity no. ________
2. Emulsion layer-
3. Film base-
4. AnTihilation Backing-
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3. Telephoto Lens-
6. Zoom Lenses-
Lens Defects
Activity no. ______
Define the following:
1. Aberration-
2. Spherical Aberration-
3. Chromatic Aberration-
4. Astigmatism-
5. Coma-
6. Curvature of field-
7. Distortion-
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Film
Activity no. ______
Give the meaning of the following:
Types based on film sensitivity (light sensitivity)
1. Fast Film-
2. Slow Film-
1. Monochromatic Film-
2. Panchromatic Film-
3. Orthochromatic film-
4. Infrared Film-
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