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cam footage release but sometimes it might be to graphic or controversial. Police body cameras have been a topic since the incident with Michael Brown in august of 2014. Police shot and killed an unarmed individual in ferguson, MO, leading to many people wanting cameras on police. Whether the cameras are a good idea or not this paper will explore the facts and sides of police body cameras. Overall body cameras should be required Because they can save the lives of the innocent, keep innocent people

Body Worn Cameras A man walks down a road, and is confronted by a police officer wearing a body worn camera. The man and the officer exchange words, and soon after a physical altercation ensues. According to the man’s statement, the officer was out of line, assaulted him, and his privacy was violated by the use of the camera. The officer’s statement, however, said that he was trying to question the man about being intoxicated and the usage of vulgar language, when the subject then began threatening

Police body cameras are becoming more common in major cities around the us, and are meant to lower aggression and complaints brought upon the department's. Though the cameras are only becoming a big topic there have been many studies and debates in whether or not the cameras should be mandatory for all departments. The main and most talked about disadvantage of the cameras is the questions it raises about privacy of cops and the public. On the other hand one of the upsides are how much they will

Some people may say that body worn cameras are a violation of privacy because it records anyone the lens are facing. When police are wearing the cameras, the recordings will capture everyday civilians that aren’t necessary to be captured. Although it is true that it records everyone in the camera's sight, it allows police to have more witnesses if a crime or complaint has been made against them. These people contribute to more evidence in court that will ultimately make the verdict fairier. If their

Body worn cameras (BWC) were first used by the United States within the military.  These were implemented to have video evidence of what happens overseas in hostile environments.   Now BWC’s are being put on police officers to protect everyone involved in situations. Body cameras first became seen as a necessity for police to wear after the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.  After this case former president Obama proposed government reimbursements to several police stations across

that their arguments and story are true. Two early devices that have shaped the use of photography are the camera obscura and the stereoscope. Both use the eyes to attempt to create accurate depictions of the world around them, especially in trying to allow people to see the parts of the world that are foreign to them. The stereoscope’s more objective representation of the world over the camera obscura is used in James Cameron’s Avatar as representations of how “civilized” populations skew the truth

increasingly common type of camera work is one where it appears to be filmed through a hand-held camera. This works really well in horror films because it appeals to the audience and makes the events happening within the film more realistic, which makes the film scarier if you think it could happen to you. Other common camera shots are often done with a low angle, this is to show the strength of the villain and the vulnerability of the victims. One of the most common camera shots used in horror is the

Did you ever think how life would be if police officers had body cameras?. Do you think all this would have happened if these unarmed African Americans weren’t shot?. Ever since these unarmed African Americans were shot, this country has been getting out of hand, now there's rioting on the streets people are breaking into stores stealing things. Things are getting out of hand so much violence they had to bring the national guard to come protect us. Thank god things died down violence was stopped

correct, and all of the imagery is present, but there is no way to fluidly transcribe perception. Photographs allow for perception to be made by the observer, without words. Louis P. Masur, the author of the article “How the Truth Gets Framed by the Camera, states in his article that “Photographs seduce us into believing that they are objective records, but, in fact, all images are interpretations, texts that must be read (2007)”. Masur, as any photographer does leaves the perception of the story he

Choose A Kid Digital Camera If you have a nice digital camera, you probably spent a lot of money to get a really good one that takes good pictures, is rather durable, and also has all the features that you want in a camera. Because you spent so much time and money on what you wanted, it might be hard to hand over your camera when you kid wants to use one to take some pictures either at home or when going away. Instead of doing that, you may want to find a good kid digital camera so that they can have