Forensic Workflow

Reading time: 4 min One of the things that fascinate me the most in forensic video analysis is the relation between the subjective digital data and the objective human

Reading time: 3 min In the last few days, there’s been a lot of noise about the latest impressive research by Google. This is a selection of articles with bombastic titles:

Reading time: 3 min I assume most of the readers of this blog are video / photo / gadget / phone / camera geeks. I am sure you didn’t

Reading time: 2 min We receive quite a few phone calls and e-mails from well-meaning customers wanting us to “crack” secure in-car or body worn camera video files. They

Reading time: 3 min Our customers often ask us for specific functions and filters to be included in our software. Paying attention to user requests and managing our development

Reading time: 2 min After the attacks of Paris, Brussels (and unfortunately many others), three days ago there was another major attack at Istanbul Airport. While its origin is

Reading time: 4 min We decided to post this in light of a recent case which showed the complexities of image authentication and in general how to work properly

Reading time: 6 min Things are getting awful. Last Friday’s events brought us many deaths and injured people in Paris. Our prayers are with the families of the victims

Reading time: 4 min In our previous posts, we have mainly focused on technical issues. However, to do the Body Worn Cameras topic justice, we need to address the social

Reading time: 4 min If we take volume 2 into account and apply correct scientific post-processing to our BWC footage, we now have usable video evidence but there are

Reading time: 3 min This blog post represents the Volume 2 in our series on Body Worn Cameras. Let’s go through a thought experiment: we are a police officer

Reading time: 8 min I am finally starting to see some articles which explain nicely what we have been trying to explain for a long time, regarding the video