When evidence is present, but obscured by low quality and difficult to understand perspectives, we employ a variety of tools to get the information our client need. Below are just a few examples of how meaningful information can be gleaned from source evidence.
Frame Averaging
By sampling frames where a particular object is visible, we are able to create a composite image based off of sub-pixel data. This method is particularly useful when identifying hit and run drivers.
Motion Deblurring
Perspective Correction
Not all evidence will present the best angle of the object of interest. When this issue is present, correcting perspectives can shed new light on evidence that may otherwise be difficult to interpret.
Fisheye Correction
Mounted 360 cameras provide excellent coverage, but often obfuscate fine details due to their emphasis on coverage. This can be corrected - allowing for a more stabilized viewing experience.
Color and Brightness
Extremely dark or brightness can hide critical details such as license plates, suspects, or traffic lights.
