What is the primary advantage of Forensic WDR over standard WDR technology?

Forensic Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) technology is specifically designed to improve image quality in challenging lighting conditions, such as environments that have both very bright and very dark areas simultaneously. The primary advantage of Forensic WDR lies in its ability to reduce noise and enhance detail, particularly in the shadows and highlights of an image. This technology effectively processes images to make sure that important details in both the light and dark regions are visible without losing either part to glare or underexposure.

This capability is critical in forensic investigations, where capturing every detail can be vital for evidence gathering and analysis. While standard WDR also aims to improve dynamic range, Forensic WDR goes further by employing advanced algorithms that prioritize detail preservation and noise reduction, leading to clearer and more useful imagery for investigative purposes.