If you're not familiar with WDR cameras, you will be surprised at their ability to handle bright light sources and "even out" the picture, and they do the same thing under extreme low light conditions as well.
For example - a camera that is facing the front windows of a store will shut down the shutter against the bright sunlight, and it makes it impossible to see a person's face or features, but WDR technology "evens out" the lighting so that the features and face of the person coming toward the camera is normal again.
This feature also works well with glare, reflection light and headlights of vehicles.
In extreme low light conditions, the WDR camera will amplify any available light many times, so human eye can achieve.
WDR = Wide Dynamic Range