Court-appointed forensic photographic examination
Examination of photographic images and the technical equipment used to produce them for court proceedings, an investigation, a claim or a report review.
Photographic images, photographic equipment, metadata, digital traces, signs of compositing, capture conditions and report reviews.
Examination of photographic images and the technical equipment used to produce them for court proceedings, an investigation, a claim or a report review.
Analysis of digital and analogue photographs: content, signs of processing, quality, capture conditions and technical file characteristics.
Examination of still cameras, video cameras, mobile devices, storage media, files and signs linking an image to technical equipment.
Checking photographic material for signs of editing, inserted elements, removal of objects, retouching, transcoding and loss of image integrity.
Analysis of EXIF, file properties and technical traces of the creation, copying, saving and alteration of a digital image.
Examination of lighting, sharpness, scale, perspective, viewing angle, geometric distortion and the photograph's suitability for the questions posed.
Comparison of photographic images, areas, objects, details, matching features and differences within the scope of the forensic photographic task.
Checking an expert report: competence, questions, methodology, image quality, source files, conclusions and the limits of the examination.
You may send the source image, storage medium, capture device, documents, the court's questions or a report for review.