In simple terms, forensic video enhancement is a way to clarify video recorded evidence. As a scientific practice, forensic experts will enhance video evidence while keeping preservation integrity as the top priority. The success of digital video enhancement services is directly dependant on the methods applied by the expert, as well as the digital quality of the recording. This quality includes compression rate, spatial resolution, and FPS (frames per second). Audio and video enhancement may also assist the investigation if the DVR captured audio as well.
With modern technology having significance in everyday life, video often makes an appearance during litigation as evidence. If this video isn’t clear enough to present the events, you may seek enhancement services to improve the visual appearance of the digital video images.
At Primeau Forensics, we can enhance surveillance video and other footage types for legal purposes.
Our forensic video enhancement services cover a range of procedures. Depending on the image quality and area of desired enhancement, we use various methods. Video enhancement experts may deal with:
If a client is looking to highlight a particular aspect of an image or video, we can include demonstrative markings, including arrows or circles, to give those details attention.
Primeau Forensics also offers image enhancement services to improve the visual quality of photos and other images. We may enhance images taken from video footage or deal with entirely original images.
To gather the best possible results from our image enhancement, we maintain the same practices as video enhancement. Our goal is to clarify the image without affecting the pixel integrity.
We’ve worked with various video and image types. Most commonly, our video enhancement company handles closed-circuit television (CCTV) footage, but we’ve also worked with:
When we perform our video enhancement services, we often do audio enhancement to clarify any dialogue in the footage.
After completing the video enhancement process, our experts can appear in court as expert witnesses. We can explain our methodology and present the facts as we’ve studied them.
If the court offers playback equipment that doesn’t meet our enhancement quality, we can make arrangements for high-resolution TVs or other technology to display our findings. Our experts will remain thorough and unbiased in a court setting, focusing on the facts and explaining observations.
