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Forensic Focus recently interviewed Blake Sawyer, our latest addition to the Amped team to support the North American market. We are reposting the interview Forensic

Some of the new simplicities afforded to us can, unfortunately, cloud ones’ judgement when dealing with images and video for legal use. Technology has, in

I recently testified in court as a forensic image and video expert and, as is sometimes the case, the use of some filters to enhance

‘Caught on CCTV’ — how many times do we read or hear those words? With cities worldwide sitting under the gaze of millions of public

When using an image as evidence during a court case, the point of view it represents acquires a resonance much stronger than the testimony of a

The science behind forensic image analysis is growing fast and constantly evolving. Even within the last 5 years, the ability to take a photo, manipulate

Cases of fraud within published scientific research are on the rise, with several recent cases involving the falsification of images. Scientists are subjected to exactly the same pressures

Digital images are frequently used to provide supporting evidence within papers and reports, yet are not routinely submitted to any scientific process of authentication. In

Images and videos are some of the most compelling forms of evidence that can be presented in a courtroom. Yet it is important that the

With CCTV probably being the number one piece of digital evidence used in cases, many officers will have asked questions like, how do I get

As technology has enabled mainstream, widespread image manipulation, it is not surprising that there has been a huge increase in the number of tampered images

This article, published in Evidence Technology Magazine, takes a look at two cases involving the authentication of digital images and the importance of the questions