Fingerprint development chambers are commonly used in the forensic sciences to accelerate the processing of latent finger-prints. Typically, these chambers use development chemicals such as Diazafluoren (DFO) or Ninhydrin for print processing, which are the most effective for detecting latent prints on paper and similar porous surfaces, however other chemicals can be used. Chambers can either be benchtop or floorstanding for higher throughput.
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