Identification of a person from photographs
Comparative examination of facial and appearance images in photographs: establishing identity, differences and image suitability for identification.
Identification of a person from photographs and video images, comparison of appearance features, assessment of image suitability and report reviews.
Comparative examination of facial and appearance images in photographs: establishing identity, differences and image suitability for identification.
Examination of video frames and recording fragments to compare appearance features, assess image quality and the possibility of identification.
Analysis of anatomical, morphological and individualising appearance features: face, head, hair, ears, nose, lips, chin, build and other features.
Determining whether photographic or video images are suitable for facial identification, taking account of quality, viewing angle, lighting, resolution, facial obstruction and distortion.
Examination of whether several photographs or video frames show the same person or different people.
Examination of images from surveillance cameras, intercoms, video recorders, mobile devices and other video sources.
Review of an expert report: image quality, appearance features, comparison materials, methods, limits of conclusions and procedural risks.
You may send photographs, video frames, a video link, an appointment order, court ruling, draft questions or an existing report for review.