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Introducing Auto Find, an exclusive new tool in forensic

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comparison software that automatically marks a single

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feature in both unknown and known impressions. Adding

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fingerprint examiners to locate the starting point in the

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comparison process.

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To activate auto find, I first load the autocode layer onto

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both images.

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I click the blue arrow at the top of the screen to mark the

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first matching feature.

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The unknown impression automatically orientates and zooms

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to align with the known impression, marking the starting

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feature with the small pink Halo marker. To make it clearer,

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I've added Red Arrows to highlight.

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Selecting the blue arrow again displays the next slightly

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starting point for comparison. This can be repeated up to

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10 times.

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Here I'm showing how the unknown image aligns with the

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known image on the right screen by selecting the next arrow.

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The prices can then be repeated as required.

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Here's another example impression.

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Now let's look at the ghost cursor tool in the same image.

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This tool helps examine its locate corresponding features

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across both images with these.

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As shown here, my mouse cursor hovers over a feature on one

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image and the corresponding feature on the other image is

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highlighted with the pink Halo.

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The cursor is highlighted with the yellow circle and the

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red arrow points to the pink hollow in the matching feature.

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Both of these tools save time and effort, improving

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efficiency and helping reduce backlogs and turn around

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times.

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That concludes this demonstration. Stay tuned for more

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groundbreaking tools from forensic comparison Software.