By Peter Kennedy
“great are your purposes and mighty are your deeds. Your eyes are open to all the ways of men; you reward everyone according to his conduct and as his deeds deserve.” – Jeremiah 32:19
One of the most difficult areas to see on a surveillance camera is extremely bright and extremely dark areas in the same frame. For example, this can occur in a tunnel or a parking garage. In these situations, you can be forced to optimize the settings for just one of the areas, potentially missing crucial details in the other.
When images are underexposed or overexposed it can be impossible to identify objects and people. The technology best fit for this scenario is called Forensic Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), which solves the issue by applying multiple exposure levels, contrast enhancement, and advanced algorithms that lower noise and increase the image signal.
This technology assures that the camera doesn’t collect too many photons from the brighter areas, while at the same time reducing the noise resulting from the low concentration of photons in the darker ones. This way, you can place your cameras exactly where you need them, with no need to worry about difficult lighting. Suddenly you can see all that was previously hidden.
Nothing escapes the Lord’s eyes. The whole world is continually in His focus. Today in prayer, give thanks to Jesus that sees you and knows you like no other person can.
"Wherever you are, the eye of God will be upon you - as much on you as if there were not another person in the whole world." - Charles H. Spurgeon
God’s Word: “I the LORD search the heart and examine the mind, to reward a man according to his conduct, according to what his deeds deserve.” – Jeremiah 17:10
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