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The magazine of professional investigators

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By Jeff Sheldon

Making Your Surveillance Video Stand Out

27 Jul 2015
Guest Author
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insurance investigations, photography, surveillance, surveillance video
5 Pro-Tips to Improve Surveillance Video Quality and Set Yourself Apart
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Review: Low Cost High Impact Photography

15 Mar 2011
L Scott Harrell
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book review, photography, surveillance
You may wonder why a private investigator would be interested in a book on photography, but the truth of the matter is that, when appropriate, good investigative report writing should contain high quality photographs and by so doing, you will ensure a greater degree of success
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How Can I Identify or Locate the Originator of a Digital Image, Illustration or Photograph?

07 Oct 2009
L. Scott Harrell
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forensics, photography, private investigation
It’s a long shot at best, but depending upon how it was created the image may contain metadata that could help you make the connection to a source… is it a photo or a digital illustration (like you might create in Illustrator or MS Paint)? Oracle Multimedia
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Missing Camera Mystery Solved Through Old Fashioned Gumshoe Detective Work

02 Feb 2009
admin
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photography, private investigation
Paying attention to detail, creative thinking and persistence are just a few very important personality traits needed to be an investigator. I read a great story the other day that was truly inspirational and a reminder that “The magic behind every outstanding performance is
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An End to Stealthy Phone Cameras? The Camera Phone Predator Alert Act

28 Jan 2009
L Scott Harrell
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gear, legislation, photography
BAN THE SILENT CAMERA PHONE? A new bill introduced to the House of Representatives earlier this month is already attracting some criticism and attention. The Camera Phone Predator Act (H.R. 414) is a new bill requiring any cell phone with a digital camera feature to sound
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Researchers Link Digital Photographs to Source Camera

24 Nov 2008
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forensics, photography
One of the biggest issues in digital image forensics has always been the ability to identify the source of a digital image. A team of researchers and engineers from Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, New York have developed a very promising technique that addresses this very issue.
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Sneakey Software Can Make Duplicate Keys from Photographs

02 Nov 2008
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forensics, locksmithing, photography, security
University of California San Diego scientists have developed software, called “Sneakey,” that can duplicate keys without having the key; instead, the computer scientists only need a digital image of the key taken from almost any distance and angle. “We built our key
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