Forensic Video Analysis & Enhancement Experts (UK)

What is video forensics?

Forensic video analysis involves the scientific examination, clarification and interpretation of digital video recordings, including CCTV footage, for use in legal proceedings.

This may include enhancement, comparison, frame-by-frame analysis and the assessment of image quality or authenticity.

Our video forensics services

• Forensic Video Enhancement
  Improving visibility of key details in footage

• Forensic Video Authentication
  Assessing whether footage has been altered

• Forensic Facial Comparison

  Comparison of faces captured in videos in order to give an opinion on identity

• Forensic Evidence Presentation

  Creation of presentations to present evidence in court

• Forensic Video Storyboards

  Creation of storyboard documents for use in court

Our approach

Our analysis is conducted using validated forensic methodologies designed to preserve the integrity of the original material.

Enhancement processes are applied in a controlled and reproducible manner, ensuring that no information is introduced that could mislead interpretation.

Accreditation and forensic compliance

Our laboratory is accredited by UKAS to ISO/IEC 17025 for specific testing activities.

For forensic casework, we operate in accordance with the Codes of Practice issued by the Forensic Science Regulator, ensuring that all work is suitable for use within the criminal justice system.

Limitations

The level of detail recoverable from video recordings is dependent on factors such as resolution, compression and lighting conditions.

In some cases, enhancement may improve visibility, but cannot recover information that was not originally captured.

Expertise

Our expertise in forensic imagery and video enhancement is supported by published research, presentations at international conferences, and advanced academic qualifications, including a Master’s degree in Media Forensics.

All experts have undertaken formal training in report writing and courtroom presentation, ensuring that both written and oral evidence is delivered in a clear, structured, and professional manner appropriate to the legal context in which it is used.