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D750
D750 aberration using studio strobes
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<blockquote data-quote="pforsell" data-source="post: 617815" data-attributes="member: 7240"><p>Very easy is a bit overstatement. Moire is false detail caused by aliasing. LR can desaturate the color fringing but it cannot get rid of the jaggies and beat pattern itself. All in all it is not removable in LR or anything else since the real detail in the scene never made it into the picture. It can be blurred though, but it is always better to prevent it, either by using an antialising filter ot by shooting from further away, or misfocusing the lens deliberately. Of these the best is AA filter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pforsell, post: 617815, member: 7240"] Very easy is a bit overstatement. Moire is false detail caused by aliasing. LR can desaturate the color fringing but it cannot get rid of the jaggies and beat pattern itself. All in all it is not removable in LR or anything else since the real detail in the scene never made it into the picture. It can be blurred though, but it is always better to prevent it, either by using an antialising filter ot by shooting from further away, or misfocusing the lens deliberately. Of these the best is AA filter. [/QUOTE]
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