ECU MACRO SHOT OF FINGERPRINTS BEING DUSTED ON GLASS. IN 4K, 10 BIT, 4:2:2.
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USA - 1957 - Examples of latent competition include a butcher shop and grocery store, and a woman who dresses fashionably.
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USA - 1957 - Latent conflict arises at a factory when management wants to cut wages and labor wants to strike for better pay.
CANADA - 1951 - A technician uses a microscope to study fingerprints.
CANADA - 1951 - Explanation of how to record fingerprints for a person who has one finger amputated, and how to fingerprint a senior citizen.
CANADA - 1951 - Different markers of a fingerprint pattern are explained.
CANADA - 1951 - A man's fingerprints are very carefully rolled as they are taken, which helps the technician in his classification process.
CANADA - 1951 - A man being fingerprinted gets a plain impression done, then washes the ink from his hand.
CANADA - 1951 - A man must wash his hands thoroughly before getting fingerprinted.
CANADA - 1951 - A glass slab is covered in ink for fingerprinting purposes.
CANADA - 1951 - A man demonstrates how to take a person's fingerprints.
CANADA - 1951 - A man uses benzine to clean his fingerprinting equipment.
CANADA - 1951 - A man demonstrates how to clean fingerprinting equipment before reapplying ink to a glass slab.
CANADA - 1951 - The different sections of a fingerprinting form to be filled out are explained, particularly for criminal cases.
CANADA - 1951 - A man demonstrates how to use a cadaver spoon to take fingerprints from someone with a disabled finger.
CANADA - 1951 - A man demonstrates how to use a cadaver spoon to take fingerprints from a dead body.
CANADA - 1951 - A baby's footprints are taken for a family record, and his mother's fingerprints are taken on the same form.
CANADA - 1951 - Equipment is set up to take an ink impression of someone's palm.
CANADA - 1951 - Records are added to a fingerprinting form to note a subject's temporary injury or disability which would prohibit the taking of certain prints.
CANADA - 1951 - A man gets a fingerprint taken of his thumb.
CANADA - 1951 - A man demonstrates how to ink a man's disabled finger to lift the print.
CANADA - 1951 - A technician tests some fingerprinting equipment and must remove some of the ink to get a clearer impression.
CANADA - 1951 - Two methods are employed to take an ink impression of a person's palm.
CANADA - 1951 - Equipment for fingerprinting is laid out and explained.
CANADA - 1951 - The identifying factors of fingerprints are explained.
CSI DUSTING FOR FINGERPRINTS. MACRO SHOT OF A SINGLE PRINT ON GLASS. 4K, 10 BIT, 4:2:2.
ECU MACRO SHOT OF A SINGLE FINGERPRINT BEING DUSTED ON GLASS. 4K, 10 BIT, 4:2:2. BLACK AND WHITE