Car Auction

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Car Auction Reconstruction

Case

This case involved highlighting CCTV cameras at a car auction premises. With a complex scene with cars moving around all the time, it was important to understand what CCTV cameras were where and what they could see

What we Produced

We built up the car auction scene which allowed us to show the locations of the cameras. These 3D images along with conventional plans helped explain exactly where the suspect and victim were in relation to the camera and whether or not the camera would have captured the full incident, as the video footage on the cameras was partially corrupted

Work category:

3D Reconstruction

News

Cristiano Ronaldo Motion Capture

This Skysports programme shows the use of Motion Capture 3D data and is similar to how we can analyse movements and actions of people. They use state of the art equipment to study the movement of Ronaldo when he takes a freekick.

Post date: Thu, 09/15/2011 - 12:48

Forensic Photo V. Laser Scanning

Laser scanning is a fairly new technology where objects are fully scanned with expensive laser technology and a full 3d model is made from the resulting scan.

Post date: Tue, 08/30/2011 - 10:55

Forensic Photography - Where it began!

Forensic Photo know the power of image and how it can explain complex cases and scenes, we combine the traditional photography, mapping and planning techniques with new technology such as 3D reconstruction.

Post date: Tue, 08/23/2011 - 10:46

Forensic Photo - Mapping Service

One of our most requested services is Forensic Mapping. We have the ability to produce detailed scaled planning maps to show distances, routes and mark up speed. These maps can be on any scaled required, covering a large or small area.

Post date: Tue, 08/23/2011 - 10:04

ForensicPhoto - Locus Reports

Our main service is to create and produce detailed printed Locus reports including all or some of our core services such as photography, 3D reconstruction, scaled plans and mapping.

Post date: Mon, 08/22/2011 - 10:17