Low-Light Enhancement for Insurance & Claims
What low-light enhancement does for insurance & claims footage, when it helps, and how BetterVideo's API applies it to the real capture.
🔒 Footage deleted on your schedule — with a certificate to prove it
- Adjusters need to read damage detail — cracks, water lines, VINs — that poor footage hides.
- Claimant footage is personal data; keeping it around indefinitely is a liability.
- Volume is high and per-claim — you need it programmatic, not a desktop app.
Where low-light enhancement helps
Claim interiors — a flooded basement, a dim garage — are often too dark to read. Low-light enhancement brightens and rebalances contrast so damage is visible, no reshoot required. BetterVideo does this with a fixed-gain LAB contrast pass.
How BetterVideo does it
BetterVideo applies low-light enhancement through one REST call — a fixed-gain LAB contrast pass brightens and rebalances — and for insurance & claims, brightens and sharpens dark, shaky claim clips so an adjuster can read the damage — per second, per claim — then deletes them on your schedule.
Common questions
Can it make a dark claim clip usable?
Yes — brightening and contrast rebalancing reveal damage in underexposed footage.
Does brightening distort the scene?
It adjusts exposure and contrast of the real capture; it doesn't add content.
Low-Light Enhancement for your footage
One REST call to enhance — deleted on your schedule, with a certificate to prove it.
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