Axis Forensic WDR technology brings ‘unparalleled’ Wide Dynamic Range capabilites to new high-resolution cameras

Axis is bringing its new Forensic WDR technology to several new network cameras, enhancing the ability to capture detail in…
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Axis is bringing its new Forensic WDR technology to several new network cameras, enhancing the ability to capture detail in challenging light conditions and allowing surveillance operators to see forensic levels of detail in both dark and bright areas at the same time.

In addition, Forensic WDR enables this ability both for high-resolution cameras and for surveillance areas with high levels of motion in a unique way.

Axis Communications, has introduced Forensic WDR, an enhanced Wide Dynamic Range method that focuses on achieving high forensic value, in a number of new cameras. WDR is the term commonly used for the art of balancing both very dark and very bright areas in a scene. It is also known as HDR (High Dynamic Range). In the surveillance industry, the aim is to capture the forensic details at all times. Until now, the methods on the market have not been able to add sufficient forensic value to ultra-high resolution cameras or surveillance scenes that feature a significant amount of movement. In launching its Forensic WDR, Axis has addressed both issues in several new cameras.

Johan Paulsson, Chief Technology Officer at Axis Communications, commented:

“Current Wide Dynamic Range methods on the market struggle to capture the forensic details needed, especially in challenging scenes with a great deal of movement and where high resolution is needed. With Forensic WDR, the benefits of can be realised even in such scenarios.

“Forensic WDR pushes the borders and even allows for multi-megapixel cameras to reveal the details in scenes with difficult light conditions” added Petra Bennermark, Global Product Manager, Axis Communications. “With our new wide range of fixed domes offering from 5-megapixel resolution up to 4K, we make this technology available for both customers with limited means and for applications exposed to the harshest conditions.”

Axis announced at this year’s IFSEC, several cameras that feature Forensic WDR, including new additions to AXIS P32 and AXIS Q35 Series:

• AXIS P3227-LV Network Camera
• AXIS P3227-LVE Network Camera
• AXIS P3228-LV Network Camera
• AXIS P3228-LVE Network Camera
• AXIS Q3517-LV Network Camera
• AXIS Q3517-LVE Network Camera

The new AXIS P32 models offer cost-efficient cameras that require a minimum of effort to install. These fixed domes deliver outstanding video performance with multi-megapixel resolution in full frame rate up to 4K, featuring Forensic WDR, OptimizedIR and Zipstream.

The new AXIS Q35 cameras offer unparalleled video surveillance with a comprehensive feature set, including power redundancy. Electronic Image Stabilization and IK10+ rating makes them ideal for harsh environments, They address the need for monitoring in multi-megapixel detail at full frame rate with the best video quality on the market, including Forensic WDR, Lightfinder, OptimizedIR and Zipstream.

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