Through the use of our forensic media clarification techniques, VR Legal Resources can improve the quality of videotapes or files created by camcorders and video surveillance cameras. Video clarification involves digital filtering and other techniques that can focus attention to a specific area of a scene, suppress noise, extract detail from shadows or improve a degraded image. To achieve results, we use the latest forensic video analysis tools from Ocean Systems, Avid Technology, and Adobe, amongst others.
Send in your material and we will be happy to provide a low-cost, initial analysis to determine whether your evidence can be clarified. Unlike some other companies, we will tell you right away whether your material can be enhanced, saving you time and money.
Once your material is clarified, we can then turn it into a dramatic courtroom presentation using Powerpoints, videos, animation, graphics or any other method of your choice.
Example Forensic Services Include:
• Isolating and clarifying footage to expose hidden details.
• Format transfers from old formats to new media.
• Analysis of video formatting.
• De-Multiplexing any video.
• Providing expert testimony and analysis.
• Video image stabilization.
• Isolating and producing a clear still images from video.
• Real-time speed correction of time-lapse video.
Clients Include:
• Legal Professionals
• Corporations and Corporate Loss Prevention Departments
• Insurance Companies
• Law Enforcement
• Government
• Commercial businesses (banks, gas stations, security companies, etc…)
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The expert consulting services provided by VR Legal Resources assisted the Orange County District Attorney’s Prosecution Team in obtaining a conviction in the criminal case of People v. Haidl, Nachreiner, and Spann.
VR Legal Resources remained available throughout the whole legal process. The equipment provided to authenticate the videotape in question was top-of-the-line and used successfully to educate the jury during trial. Mr. Hagen’s expert testimony was superb as well, demonstrating his outstanding knowledge of the subject matter. I would not hesitate in consulting with VR Legal Resources and Mr. Hagen in any case where an expert is needed in the area of audio/video technology. (edited for spacing)
Charles J. Middleton
Orange County, CA, Chief Assistant District Attorney
Law.com, the online legal news and information network, has published an article about the benefits of using the latest technology for courtroom presentations. “Go Beyond PowerPoint to Make Your Case” includes insight and tips from Chuck Perez, our in-house litigation and forensic media support expert. The article also references “Are You Putting The Jury To Sleep?” from Chuck’s Trial Presentation Blog. In both, Chuck emphasizes the importance of moving beyond the basics of PowerPoint in order to hold jurors’ interest.