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The two-dimensional crime-scene images produced by still-life photography are ____.

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A. being replaced by videographers.

B. being replaced by crime-scene reconstruction animation.

C. being replaced by security and surveillance cameras.

D. responsible to provide only crucial photographs of the crime scene.

Answer:

A. being replaced by videographers.

Step-by-step explanation:

Forensic investigation can be defined as a field in criminology that deals with the gathering and analysis of all physical evidences related with a crime, so as to determine the facts and reach a conclusion on the victim and suspect. There are various techniques and software applications or programs used for obtaining and gathering data (informations) about a crime such as ProDiscover Forensic, CAINE, iLook, Sleuth Kit, identiKIT, etc.

In Forensics, the two-dimensional crime-scene images produced by still-life photography are now being replaced by videographers using modern technologies and techniques.

Videographer refers to an individual who is a professional or expert in the production of video-based clips through the use of a video camera. With this technology, forensic investigator are able to gather and analyze crime-scene footages using three-dimensional images or clips obtained from videographers.

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