Imaging Forensics
Areas of Expertise: Audio & Video Forensics; Forensic Photography
George Reis of Imaging Forensics provides forensic image and video analysis services as well as forensic and technical photography to attorneys, law enforcement agencies and insurance companies. In addition, Reis provides training in forensic video analysis, image analysis and forensic photography to law enforcement personnel, fire investigators, federal, state and local government agencies, and private analysts and investigators.
Reis has certifications in Forensic Video Analysis and in Forensic Photography, he is on the editorial board for the Journal of Forensic Identification, and is an associate member of The Organization of Scientific Area Committees for Forensic Science.
- Reis works both civil and criminal cases and accepts cases from plaintiffs, prosecutors, and defense attorneys. He will do the analysis necessary to enable you understand the value of the video or photographic evidence. He has worked as a consulting, testifying, and rebuttal witness.
- Reis has testified more than 90 times as an expert in video analysis, image analysis, image authentication, and photography over the past 24 years. He has testified in federal courts in DC, Orange County (CA), Reno, and Los Angeles. He has testified in military court, and in state courts throughout the US. He has also testified in London, England in a $1 Billion law suit.
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Image/Video Enhancement Analysis:
Forensic Video Analysis and Forensic Image Analysis include authentication, enhancement, measurement and evaluation of video and still images. Reis first began providing image and video analysis in the early 1990s while working for the Newport Beach Police Department.
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Forensic and Technical Photography:
Photography for civil and criminal court cases must be fair and accurate. Reis was a forensic photographer with the Newport Beach Police Department for 15 years, and has been providing forensic photography through Imaging Forensics since 2004.