Industrial spies, employees stealing, insurance frauds, cheating spouses, even abusive home health aids and baby sitters have all been caught on a variety of surveillance equipment. The problem is producing quality video or still images that will prove just who did what. A picture is worth a thousand words and a video ten-thousand but if you can’t tell who’s in the picture it’s worthless.

Image enhancement is the answer.

Having 20 + years of law enforcement experience, 10 of which included enhancing, or what is legally referred to as  removing “noise” from surveillance videos for criminal investigations, we can help. Our team of professionals, some of whom, acted as lead investigators on many criminal cases involving surveillance videos and still images captured from banks, retail stores, corporate offices, hotels, parking lots and residential homes have successfully “de-noised” files revealing the best possible viewable images.  Our team has designed and implemented the entire video surveillance & recovery program currently used by a large metropolitan area police department. This design has also been adopted by several Prosecutors and District Attorney’s offices. There is no tougher standard than that of criminal court system for the admissibility of evidence. Our program has been accepted as evidential quality in numerous New Jersey court cases and the results have NEVER been suppressed.

We will transfer the content of your surveillance video into a digital video format whether it be from VHS, DVD, Mini/DVD, computer hard drive, SD, micro SD, Compact Flash card, Thumb drive, or even your cellphone. We will then ascertain whether the imagery could be further enhanced. We carry out a formal analysis of the degradations present in the video and we then extract and enhance the most relevant images using our state of the art software system to apply the optimum correction.

The final project is an enhanced DVD of the surveillance video along with courtroom or boardroom ready 8x10 glossy photos of the captured images.