Amped Five is an image processing software designed for investigative, forensic and security applications. Its primary purpose is to provide a complete and unique solution to process and analyze digital images and video data in a simple, fast and easy way. Five provides a workflow that is safe and compatible with courtroom needs. In fact, it has been developed in cooperation with several institutions specialized in scientific investigations and experienced university researchers.
Thanks to its revolutionary technology, Amped Five allows investigators to solve a wide range of problems  which are otherwise hard to be faced; it dramatically reduces the time required to process data and improves the success rate of the treated cases, from the restoration of low quality CCTV video to fingerprint analysis.

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 Why it's easier

• most operations are done with a simple drag and drop
• list of all functionalities always displayed on the screen
• runs on standard Windows PCs
• advanced graphical user interface which allows simple interaction

Why it's faster

• optimized image processing algorithms
• everything is done in real time
• all needed functions in a single piece of software
• you can always modify any parameter of any operation in any order and,  then, directly see the result

Why it's better

• both classical and latest state-of-the-art algorithms
• loads almost any image and video format, most of them without requiring the codec to be installed on the system
• works in the same way with single images, sequences of pictures or videos
• targeted to any type of data, from CCTV recordings to crime scene photos or fingerprint enhancement
• research-driven but user oriented-software

Why it's safer

• file authentication to detect unauthorized modifications
• complete Exif data visualization
• project files contain a sequence of operations to be applied to original data, which are never overwritten
• the processing starts every time from original data, to avoid any loss of quality
• automatic report generation, including the sequence of all operations applied to all files, the used parameters and a detailed description of their usage and implementation