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The version of this document is in draft form and is being provided for comment by all interested parties for a minimum period of 60 days. SWGDE encourages stakeholder participation in the preparation of documents. Suggestions for modifications are welcome and must be forwarded to the Secretary in writing at secretary@swgde.org. The following information is required as a part of the response: a) Submitter s name b) Affiliation (agency/organization) c) Address d) Telephone number and email address e) Document title and version number f) Change from (note document section number) g) Change to (provide suggested text where appropriate; comments not including suggested text will not be considered) h) Basis for change Disclaimer: As a condition to the use of this document and the information contained therein, the SWGDE requests notification by e-mail before or contemporaneous to the introduction of this document, or any portion thereof, as a marked exhibit offered for or moved into evidence in any judicial, administrative, legislative or adjudicatory hearing or other proceeding (including discovery proceedings) in the United States or any Foreign country. Such notification shall include: 1) The formal name of the proceeding, including docket number or similar identifier; 2) the name and location of the body conducting the hearing or proceeding; 3) subsequent to the use of this document in a formal proceeding please notify SWGDE as to its use and outcome; 4) the name, mailing address (if available) and contact information of the party offering or moving the document into evidence. Notifications should be sent to secretary@swgde.org. It is the reader s responsibility to ensure they have the most current version of this document. It is recommended that previous versions be archived. Redistribution Policy: SWGDE grants permission for redistribution and use of all publicly posted documents created by SWGDE, provided that the following conditions are met: 1. Redistribution of documents or parts of documents must retain the SWGDE cover page containing the disclaimer. 2. Neither the name of SWGDE nor the names of contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from its documents. 3. Any reference or quote from a SWGDE document must include the version number (or create date) of the document and mention if the document is in a draft status. Page 1 of 8

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Using a Digital Camera in the Field Table of Contents 1. Introduction... 4 2. Equipment... 4 2.1 Optional Equipment... 4 3. Procedure... 5 3.1 Step 1: Prior to Initial Use... 5 3.2 Step 2: Camera Set Up and Use... 6 3.3 Step 3: Use of Portable Computers/Storage Devices (Optional)... 7 4. References... 7 Page 3 of 8

(Note: This document was previously released as SWGIT Section 8 General Guidelines for Capturing Latent Impressions Using a Digital Camera.) 1. Introduction The purpose of this document is to describe the proper documentation of latent print evidence by qualified personnel when using a digital camera in the field. The procedures described in this document are made in accordance with current Scientific Working Group on Friction Ridge Analysis, Study and Technology (SWGFAST) guidance. SWGFAST Standard for Friction Ridge Digital Imaging (Latent/Tenprint) [1] and American National Standard (ANSI) for Information Systems Data Format for the Interchange of Fingerprint Facial, & Other Biometric Information [2] both specify 1000 pixels per inch (ppi) at 1:1 as the minimum nominal resolution for latent print evidence. 2. Equipment It is recommended that a digital camera kit consist of, at a minimum, the following items: Professional camera, digital single-lens reflex (SLR) with a minimum eight (8) megapixel native resolution, capable of interchangeable lenses, and manual override for exposure and focus; Professional quality fixed focal length macro lens having minimal distortion; Detachable flash with a six (6) foot extension cord or a flash with remote capabilities to allow for side lighting; Remote shutter release; Sturdy tripod capable of various angles and positions; Variety of light sources (e.g. floodlights, flashlights, Alternate Light Sources [ALS]); Lens filters (e.g. ALS); Digital storage media (Note: format the media in the camera prior to each use); Flat rigid scales. 2.1 Optional Equipment The digital camera kit can also include the following optional items: Portable computer with appropriate software for viewing images at the scene; Appropriate cables and connections; Card readers; Independent portable hard drives. Page 4 of 8

3. Procedure 3.1 Step 1: Prior to Initial Use 3.1.1 Determine the maximum field of view in which a minimum of 1000 ppi may be achieved. 3.1.1.1 Refer to the effective pixel dimensions of the camera s sensor, as stated by the manufacturer (e.g. 3872x2592 pixels). 3.1.1.2 Divide each dimension by 1000 ppi. In this example, that equals 3.872 inches x 2.592 inches. This makes the maximum field of view approximately 3¾ inches x 2½ inches. To convert inches to millimeters, multiply inches by 25.4. To achieve maximum detail, it is best practice to fill the frame with the impression. 3.1.1.3 Not all camera viewfinders cover 100% of the capture area. Take a test image of scales across the vertical and horizontal axis to determine coverage of viewfinder. 3.1.2 Review Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) detailing how the equipment is to be used. Page 5 of 8

3.2 Step 2: Camera Set Up and Use 3.2.1 Verify camera settings include, but are not limited to: time/date stamps, image file format, and image size. It is recommended to capture using no compression, or lossless compression (e.g. RAW or TIFF). Refer to SWGDE Digital Image Compression and File Formats Guidelines [3]. 3.2.2 Capture overall view of impression area without a scale, using proper lighting. 3.2.3 Capture overall view of impression area with a scale, using proper lighting. 3.2.4 Mount camera on tripod with camera at a 90-degree angle to the impression. 3.2.5 Light impression; use appropriate light source (e.g. flash, ALS). 3.2.6 Place scale on the same plane and as close as possible to impression without obscuring detail. Do not exceed the maximum field of view established in Step 1. The scale may contain case information based on organizational procedures. 3.2.7 Select appropriate camera settings based on the previous equipment testing. Note: Manual mode or aperture priority is recommended. 3.2.8 Capture impression. 3.2.9 Repeat for each impression. 3.2.10 If the evidence is processed further, re-photograph as appropriate for all latent prints developed. 3.2.11 Images from separate incidents should be clearly delineated by a change of storage media. 3.2.12 As soon as practical, media should be downloaded to an approved storage device and reformatted; refer to SWGDE Best Practices for Maintaining the Integrity of Imagery [4]. Page 6 of 8

3.3 Step 3: Use of Portable Computers/Storage Devices (Optional) 3.3.1 Connect camera or removable media to the device, according to manufacturer's specifications. 3.3.2 When using a computer, create and name a file folder on the computer's hard drive (based on organizational procedures) to receive original image files. Care should be taken not to overwrite existing image files from previously downloaded media. Some cameras reset their file counters whenever media is changed. 3.3.3 Copy all original files to appropriate file folder. 3.3.4 Verify that all images have been copied into the correct file folder. 3.3.5 Take necessary precautions and steps to preclude accidental deletion of files. 3.3.6 Removable media should not be erased in the field; however, if it becomes necessary, redundant copies should be made and verified. 4. References [1] Scientific Working Group on Friction Ridge Analysis, Study and Technology, "Standard for Friction Ridge Impression Digital Imaging". [Online]. http://www.swgfast.org/documents.html [2] ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2007, "Data Format for the Interchange of Fingerprint, Facial, & Other Biometric Information Part 1," NIST Special Publication 500-271, May 2007. [Online]. https://www.nist.gov/sites/default/files/documents/itl/ansi/approved-std-20070427-2.pdf [3] Scientific Working Group on, "SWGDE Digital Image Compression and File Formats Guidelines,". [Online]. https://www.swgde.org/documents/documents [4] Scientific Working Group on, "SWGDE Best Practices for Maintaining the Integrity of Imagery,". [Online]. https://www.swgde.org/documents Page 7 of 8

History Revision Issue Date Section History 1.0 DRAFT 2017-08-24 All Initial draft created and SWGDE voted to release as a Draft for Public Comment. 1.0 DRAFT 2012-09-25 All Formatted and technical edit performed for release as a Draft for Public Comment. Page 8 of 8