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Andrew J. Guster is experienced in a broad spectrum of evidentiary photography with a focus on image enhancement and demonstrative court presentations. He is retired from the New York City Police Department where he had over ten years of experience as a detective assigned to both the Latent Print and Crime Laboratory Sections. Mr. Guster is experienced in record photography, specialized alternate light spectrum photography, 360° virtual scene photography, digital image processing and creating enlarged court exhibits.
Mr. Guster has received both formal and practical training in scientific photography with the NYPD, FBI, Department of Defense and the Nikon Corporation. He was also the NYPD representative to the FBI/Scientific Working Group on Image Technology (SWIGIT) and continues to keep current in the field through affiliations with the following organizations:
Evidence Photographer International Council (EPIC)
National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP)
Professional Photographers of America (PPA)
Professional Photographers of Greater New York (PPGNY)
Professional Photographers Society of New York State (PPSNYS)
Aurora Dumitra is a Questioned Document Examiner with over fifteen years of experience in the forensic sciences and is currently a supervisor in a nationally accredited government crime laboratory. Her training and experience includes handwriting, document and trace evidence examinations. She has examined numerous cases and has testified as an expert witness.
Kenneth Eng is a Latent Fingerprint Examiner with over thirty-five years of experience in the New York City Police Department, Phoenix Police Department and private contracting for the Department of Homeland Security. He has received extensive training from the NYPD and the FBI, continues to attend specialized training workshops and has attained certification by the International Association for Identification.