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‘Dying Art?’

March 25, 2014 by Michael W. Streed Leave a Comment

Erik Ortiz, NBC News, examines the state of forensic art versus technology in his article titled, 'Dying Art?': Forensic Artists Face a Digital Future.  In his article, Ortiz interviews Michael W. Streed, owner of SketchCop Solutions, about his views on the 'state of the art'.  To learn more about ... Read more »

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‘Dying Art?’: Forensic Artists Face a Digital Future.

March 24, 2014 by Michael W. Streed Leave a Comment

On March 3, 2014, NBC news reporter Erik Ortiz published an online news article titled: ‘Dying Art?’:  Forensic Artists Face a Digital Future.  The article highlights the struggle between traditional forensic artists and software programs that create composite images.  This subject is one that law ... Read more »

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