PAX-it can handle images from any source. Whether your images are from hand-held digital cameras used in Crime Scene Investigations or other field work, lab cameras on macrostands, stereozoom scopes, optical microscopes, polarized light microscopes, SEM, or document scanners, all can be captured, downloaded or imported directly into a PAX-it’s secure, managed database.
Reports, presentations, and other files may be included in these PAX-it case folders, for total project management.
PAX-it’s network site license allows shared–or separate–databases for Trace Evidence, Firearms & Toolmarks, Documents, Drug Analysis, DNA lab, Serology, Coroner’s/Medical Examiner’s office, and other departmental needs.
- Image annotation tools, as overlays, to point out features in reports or presentations
- Image blending tools for comparisons and alignment of markers
- Overlays of images, grids, markers, etc on images
- Side-by-side construction of plates for reports or presentations
- Prefill of database information per case, as images are brought in
- Auto-sorting of images into case folders by case number, or other designated sort function
- Easy report preparation: With one click, Create and customize report layouts, and generate those reports in Microsoft Word or Excel
- Easy presentations and sharing: With one click, export images –with or without annotation layers– to PowerPoint or to email
- Network Site Licensing for powerful, immediate sharing of assets
Forensic Science Images
Images taken with PAXcam cameras from various labs and samples.
NOTE: Images have been resized downward, and compressed, in order to present them as samples on the web. Original images are larger files and higher resolution.
PAXcam2+, Phase contrast and fluorescence images are blended in PAX-it to show the location of the fluorescing sperm heads
