Creating Digital Faces for Law Enforcement

Content: 
Front Matter,Copyright,Dedication,About the Author,Acknowledgments,Author's Note,Appendix Section,IntroductionEntitled to full textChapter 1 - Pencils to Pixels, Pages 1-13
Chapter 2 - Getting Started, Pages 15-33
Chapter 3 - When, Where, Why, and How?, Pages 35-51
Chapter 4 - The Eyewitness, Pages 53-62
Chapter 5 - The Interview, Pages 63-84
Chapter 6 - The Human Face, Pages 85-100
Chapter 7 - Courtroom Testimony, Pages 101-112
Chapter 8 - Lights, Camera…Facial Composites in the Media, Pages 113-128
Chapter 9 - Digital Tools, Pages 129-154
Chapter 10 - Let's Make Faces, Pages 155-216
Chapter 11 - Change-a-Face, Pages 217-282
Chapter 12 - Putting It All Together, Pages 283-300
Chapter 13 - Facing the Future, Pages 301-311
Appendix A - Forensic Facial Imaging Unit Technical Training Manual, Pages 313-335
Appendix B - Forensic Facial Imaging Unit Standard Operating Procedures, Pages 337-339
Appendix C - Forensic Facial Imaging Unit Services Request Form, Page 341
Appendix D - Eyewitness Interview Worksheet, Page 343
Appendix E - Facial Composite Report Form, Page 345
Appendix F - Determining Spatial Relationships, Page 347
Appendix G - Facial Composite Template Example: The Average Face, Page 349
Appendix H - Facial Composite Template, Page 351
Appendix I - Approximating Age in Facial Composites, Page 353
Appendix J - Facial Muscles Versus Facial Lines/Wrinkles, Page 355
Appendix K - Common Facial Bone Structure to Consider When Creating Facial Composites, Page 357
Appendix L - Comparison of How Facial Features Line Up on the Skull, Page 359
Forensic Art Terminology, Pages 361-362
Wacom Tablet Terminology, Pages 363-364
Corel Painter Terminology, Page 365
Adobe Photoshop Terminology, Pages 367-368
Index, Pages 369-377