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by: Radar Identified on

Courts in Toronto really like photos, as long as they have the following:


- Photographer present in the courtroom for trial

- Photograph taken on date of offence (date/time stamp if digital)

- Originals available (if digital, on CD and in a "raw" format... like we discussed a few months ago)

- Photograph printed at a regular photoshop like Black's, Shopper's Drug Mart Photo Centre or an independent retailer

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by: hwybear on

i see a huge problem with any photo without a "date stamp" embedded on it. Whether it be for defence or prosecution. Photo can be taken prior to, can be taken months after.

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by: viper1 on

The date stamp can be set to any day you want on the camera.


( I found that out, when I noticed my camera resets to the date of manufacture each time I change the batteries )


Just a FYI.


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