Which WDR technology is limited by visual anomalies related to motion?

WDR Dynamic Capture is specifically designed to handle challenging lighting conditions, providing enhanced visibility in environments with both very bright and very dark areas. However, one of its limitations is that the technology can sometimes lead to visual anomalies when there is motion in the scene. This is due to the processing techniques that dynamically adjust settings to improve image quality. When there is significant movement, the adjustments made to enhance the wider dynamic range can result in artifacts such as ghosting or blurring, which can obscure important details. Hence, while it performs well under many conditions, its performance can be compromised when subjects or objects are in motion, making it less effective in capturing clear images of fast-moving objects.