We’ll start with a discussion of crime scene photography itself. In this post, you can read about what crime scene photography involves and how PhotoModeler’s photogrammetry software can help police to document crime scenes accurately enough to figure out what happened. Therefore, photogrammetry software can be essential to law enforcement and public safety. Then, photogrammetry software will allow police to create 360-degree digital views of the scene the photographers shot. They must capture the right shots from all the right angles.
Given that law enforcement officials may use photogrammetric models to solve crimes, the onus of taking revealing photos of clues at crime scenes, and even knowing what to photograph at all, is especially intense for forensic photographers.
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We’ll explain a bit more about the process later, but you can also reference our “ How Does Photogrammetry Work? ” piece for a full detailing of photogrammetry itself. Photogrammetry in Crime Scene Photographyįor those who don’t know, photogrammetry software–of the type offered by PhotoModeler Technologies–uses photographs of an object, scene, or area of land to create 2D or 3D models of the objects or landscapes depicted in those photos.Photogrammetry software is valuable to forensic photography because the images taken by crime scene photographers must often be used to present facts about conditions, distances, and placement to a court as evidence against a suspect. Perhaps one of the most valuable applications of PhotoModeler Technologies’ photogrammetry software –which lets users measure areas from photographs–is in crime scene and forensic photography. What’s Involved in Crime Scene Photography?
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