CHAPTER 1 Flashcards
(135 cards)
1
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First one who INTRODUCED THE LENS
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Jean Baptiste Forta
2
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8 hours of exposure
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Heliography
3
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Exposure time of Daguerreotype
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3-15 mins
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Exposure time of calotype
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3-15 mins
5
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Exposure time of cyanotype
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20 mins
6
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Louis Jules Duboscq invention
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Lantern Photogenique
7
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What university is the world’s EARLIEST CRIME LABORATORY
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University of Lausanne
8
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SPANISH DIPLOMAT that is instructed to take photograph in the PH using Daguerreotype
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Sinabalde De Masa
9
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Took the photo of rizal’s execution
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Manuel Arias Rodriguez
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“Photo or phos” means
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Light
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“Graphy, graphos or graphien” means
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To draw
12
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Photography is the ART OF TAKING pictures
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Photography as an art
13
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Photography is the study concerning the DUPLICATION OF IMAGES through the action of light….
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Photography as a science
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Photography is the technology geared towards the REPRODUCTION OF IMAGES by using the action of light on a sensitive surface…
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As a technology
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Photography is the METHOD of using light to produce identical image of an object that can be preserved permanently
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Photography as a process
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Refers to the CHEMICAL , MECHANICAL or electronic Product of photography
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Photograph
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Application of photography in police works:
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-Identification
-Evidence and court exhibits
-Offender detection
-Reproduction or copying
-Personal training
-Crim and fire prevention hazard
-Public relations
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Study of general practices, methods or TECHNIQUES OF TAKING PICTURES of the crim scene…
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Police photography
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LEGAL APPLICATION of photography in criminal jurisprudence and criminal investigation
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Forensic photography
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A Chinese Philosopher who is mention in the FIRST SURVIVING principles behind the pinhole camera or camera obscura.
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Mozi Mo-ti
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He was the one who succeeded in recording the principle that light entering through a SMALL HOLE produces an inverted image or figure
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Aristotle
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He used the pinhole camera or camera obscura to observe the SOLAR ECLIPSE entering a darkroom to avoid harming the eye
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Alhazen Ibn Al Haytham
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He introduced the USE OF THE LENS in the camera
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Daniele Matteo Alvise Barbaro
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Daniele Matteo Alvise Barbaro wrote a book entitled as?
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La Pratica Della Perspettiva
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He defended his theory by allowing a WHITE LIGHT to pass through a prism thus refracting and diffracting the light onto different colors
Sir Isaac Newton
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He discovered the SILVER NITRATE that is sensitive to light and capable to produce images
Johann Heinrich Schulze
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He made use of the Camera Obscura and replaced the hole with a lens which made the image BRIGHTER AND SHARPER
Jean Baptiste Forta
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He discovered that SILVER CHLORIDE is more sensitive than silver nitrate
Thomas Wedgwood
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He invented a photographic process which he called HELIOGRAPHY
Joseph Nicephor Niepce
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Heliography means
Writing of the sun
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He coined the term PHOTOGRAPHIE
Hercules Florence
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He invented DAGUERREOTYPE, an early photograph produced on a silver or silver covered copper plate
Louis Jacques Daguerre
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He succeeded in contact printings made in his miniature cameras (mouse trap cameras) a process called CALOTYPE
William Henry Fox Talbot
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He made improvements in photographic processes, particularly inventing the CYANOTYPE
John Frederick William Herschel
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He is also considered as Father of PHOTOGRAPHY
John Frederick William Herschel
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He is the reason why Photography ARRIVED IN THE US to spread the news
Samuel Finley Breese Morse
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He introduced a process of negatives on GLASS USING ALBUMEN as a binding medium
Abel Niepce De Saint Vector
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He introduced a printing paper coated with albumen to achieve a GLOSSY SURFACE
Louis Desire Blanquart Evrard
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The one who developed STEREOSCOPIC photography
Sir David Brewster
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He invented the photographic COLLODION process which preceded the modern gelatin emulsion
Frederick Scott Archer
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He popularized the small CHEAP PORTRAIT
Andre Adolphe Eugene Disderi
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Name of the CALLING CARD before
Carte de Vise
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He first CONSTRUCTED an enlarger became model for a number of cameras
David A. Woodward
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He took the first AERIAL photograph of Paris from a free balloon 1858
Gaspard Felix Tournachon AKA Nadar
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He is considered as Father of PHOTOJOURNALISM
Mathew B. Brady
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He produced the EARLIEST COLOR photograph, and credited as the founder of the theory of additive color
James Clerk Maxwell
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He made an APPARATUS for enlarging by electric light and showed it to the Paris Photographic Society in 1861
Louis Jules Duboscq
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He first advocated the use of photography for the lDENTIFICATION OF CRIMINALS and the documentation of evidence and crime scenes
Odelbrecht
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He discovered the use of HYDROQUINONE as a developing agent in 1880
William de Wiveleslie Abney
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He successfully introduced the plate with GELATINE
Richard Leach Maddox
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He marketed the first negative film to use CELLULOID, transparent and flexible as the support for his gelatine emulsion
John Carbutt
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He discovered X RAY photography which later became the basis of Radiograph.
Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen
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He founded the EASTMAN KODAK company and invented roll film, helping bring photography to the maintstream
George Eastman
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He contributed heavily to the use of photography in forensic science and established the world’s EARLIEST CRIME LABORATORY
Dr. Rudolphe Archibald Reiss
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He won the NOBEL LAUREATE in physics
Jonas Ferdinand Gabriel Lippmann
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He developed a method of photographic comparison of BULLETS and cartridge cases
Victor Baltazard
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He introduced the POLAROID one step photography
Edwin H. Land
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He invented the LASER, making holography possible in 1947
Dennis Gabor
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He developed the first PROTOTYPE for digital camera
Steven J. Sasson
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It is the VERY FIRST USE of photography in police work
Identification
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It is used to IDENTIFY CRIMINALS, missing persons, lost property
Identification
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It is evidential traces can frequently be improved by CONTRAST CONTROL
Evidence and court exibits
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It is SURVEILLANCE, BURGLAR TRAPS confessions, re enactments of crime
Offender Detection
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QUESTIONABLE CHECK AND DOCUMENTS, evidential papers, photographs, official records and notices
Reproduction or copying
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Photographs and films RELATING TO POLICE TACTICS
Personal Training
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Lectures, SECURITY CLEARANCE DETECTION DEVICE photo of hazardous
Crime and Fire Prevention Hazard
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FILM PERTAINING to safety program
Public relations
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Refers to TECHNICAL CONCEPTS and principles
Technical Photography
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LASER MEANS
Light
Amplification
Stimulated
Emission of
Radiation
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Instead of using the darkroom, they used BOX WITH LENS and placed a mirror( camera lucida).
16th century
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Camera obscura was built with CONVEX LENS
17th century
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The BIRTH YEAR of modern photography and become a public knowledge.
1839
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Thomas Wedgwood and Humphey Davy produced PHOTOGRAMS.
1800
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It is the year when French police USED DAGUERREOTYPE for personal identification of criminals
1841
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The EARLIEST EVIDENCE of photographic documentation of prison inmates (mugshots) in Belgium and Denmark
1843-1844
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Photography was ALREADY WEEL DEVELOPED and used in art concerned with landscape(blueprint)
1850
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In the US, one of the EARLIEST APPLIED FORENSIC SCIENCE was in photography. It was used to demonstrate evidence in a California case
1859
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FULL CORRECTED lens were introduced.
1890
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The FIRST RECORDED USE OF ACCIDENT photography which was admitted as evidence regarding injured horse and buggy.
1875
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The first mass marketed camera
the brownie
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What year when The FIRST MASS marketed camera developed?
1900
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A plate was placed on the market that reproduce all the colors in equivalent SHADES OF GRAY
1906
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Will West case of Leavenworth highlight the VALUE OF FINGERPRINT
1903
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In Denver Colorado, all the INTOXICATED PERSONS were photographed at the Police Station
1907
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Use of photographic speed recorders to DETECT SPEEDING motorists.
1910
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The first 35MM still camera was developed
1913-1914
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The first 35mm camera is known as
Ur leica
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PHOTOFLASH BULB were used and readily accepted by the public
1930
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Eastman Kodak company markets CODACHROME FILM
1935
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Eastman Kodak company markets KODACOLOR NEGATIVE FILM
1941
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UNDERWATER camera for US Navy was developed
1960
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Koda company introduced high SPEED TRI X FILM
1954
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LASER WAS INVENTED making possible for hologram or 3d pictures
1960
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Polaroid company introduced their POLACOLOR finishing a color picture in less than a min
1963
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The introduction of FULLY AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC FLASH ( Xenon)
1965
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The BEGINNING OF THE USE of video tapes as legal evidence
1967
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PHOTOGRAPH OF THE EARTH from the moon was done
1968
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Photograph of the earth from the moon by the Apollo 8 is called
Earthrise
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COLORED PHOTOGRAPHY has matured as an artistic medium
1970
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Polaroid introduces ONE STEP INSTANT photography with the SX-70 camera
1973
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George Eastman and Edwin Land were introduced into the National inventor HALL OF FAME
1977
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FIRST BRAND OF CAMERA used in crime investigation
Konika
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Konika introduces first point and shoot AUTOFOCUS CAMERA
1978
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PIXAR introduces digital imaging processor
1985
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SONY demonstrates first digital electronic still camera
1980
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Eastman Kodak company announces photo CD as a digital image STORAGE MEDIUM
1990
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ARRIVAL of true digital cameras
1998
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Photograph was used to prove that title was in fact FORGERY
Luco vs Us (1859)
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Photograph were admitted as evidence in a CIVIL SUIT involving train wreck.
Lock vs The Sioux city and P.R.R (1877)
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Name of the train that was wrecked
Des Moine Metro
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One of the FIRST CASE to hold that arelevant photograph of an injured person on vehicle accidents was admissible evidence
Redden vs Gates (1879)
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One of the early use of FIREARMS identification is recorded, photographs of a bullet taken from a murderer man was put in evidence along with a photograph of a test bullet
Commonwealth vs best (1902)
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USE OF FINGERPRINT photograph for identification purposes was approved
People vs Jennings (1911)
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ULTRAVIOLET photography was approved in a decision or as an evidence in court
State vs Thorp (1934)
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Historic event in the police photography in the passing upon the ADMISSIBILITY COLORED photography
Green vs county of Denver
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BEGINNING OF THE USE OF VIDEO TAPES as legal evidence in the Philippines
Cabangis vs city of manila (1967)
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This refers to recording crime scene or any other objects FORE COURT PRESENTATION
Forensic Photography
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This is the DIRECT ENLARGING to the negative and magnified from 1 - 9 times.,
Photomacrography
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This refers to the technique of DUPLICATING AND REDUCING a picture or a document to a miniature size for storage
Microphotography
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This refers to the process of taking photographs THROUGH A MICROSCOPE , a camera is mounted directly above the microscope's eyepiece.
Photomicrography
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This refers to CLOSE- UP photography that produces images on the film that are life size
Macro photography
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This refers to an ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT source that is used to illuminate the object and the camera lens is provided with a filter that permits only the passage of ultraviolet light.
Ultraviolet photography
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This is with special dyes, photographic emulsions can be made SENSITIVE TO LIGHT in the invisible infrared portion of the spectrum
Infrared photography
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This refers to photographic recording of X RAY pictures called radiography has become an important diagnostic tool in medicine.
X-ray photography
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This refers to taking of photographs WITH LIGHT BURST photography that illuminates its subject with a brief flash of artificial light.
Flash photography
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This refers to photography that TRACES MOVEMENT by either the camera or the subject being move during exposure.
Streak photography
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This refers to photography WITHOUT FLASH which is now possible with many modern cameras,
Night time photography
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This refers to photography using modern cameras that allow exposure with SHUTTER SPEEDS of up to 1/1,000 second.
Hich - speed photography and Cinematography
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This refers to photography using SPECIAL CAMERAS that are often equipped with several lenses and large film magazines and set in vibrating -free mountings on aero planes.
Aerial photography
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This refers to special UNDERWATER CAMERAS in pressure - resistant housings are also used in deep - sea exploration.
Underwater photography
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This refers photography that places the photographic plate in the FOCAL PLANE of a telescope.
Astronomical photography
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This refers to photography that consists of photographically reducing Images to a VERY SMALL SIZE
Microfilming
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This refers to a kind of photography wherein we use LASER BEAM radiation using laser beam film.
Thermo Photography
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This refers usually for personal identification which is the FIRST USE OF PHOTOGRAPHY in police work.
Mug shot Photography
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This refers to the process of taking photograph of a FAR OBJECT with the aid of a long focus and Telephoto lens
Telephotography
