Photo ID Cards, Pad of 25

When starting a new roll of film at a crime scene, use these Photo Identifier Cards for the first exposure. Each card features a gray scale, a color scale, and spaces to write down crucial case details like the case number, date, and photographer. Submit these cards with the film roll, so the darkroom technician can match the gray scale and colors to get color - accurate photos.

To use these photo identification cards, when you start a new roll of film at a crime scene, take one card and use it for the first exposure. On the card, write down important case information such as the case number, the date, and your name as the photographer. Make sure your writing is clear. When you're done with the film roll, don't forget to submit the card along with it. This will help the darkroom technician adjust the colors correctly. As for maintenance, keep the cards in a dry and clean place to prevent them from getting dirty or damaged.