Fixing MF Moire

[David Schneider]

Posting here because I really haven't seen serious moire in my dslr work in a long time so it's more of an mf thing.

Did a search here and didn't come up with many fixes for moire in an image.

Anyone have any suggestions or techniques or links to moire fixing on web?
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[SergeiR]

yes, its called Capture One - there is tool for that

 

[David Schneider]

I did see that in C1, but I'm not smart enough or have enough time to learn another program. Not kidding.

 

[Bob]

I did see that in C1, but I'm not smart enough or have enough time to learn another program. Not kidding.

Well, that is maybe the easiest way that I have found.
-bob

 

[Jeffg53]

Are you using Phocus? I thought that its tool was good.

 

[David Schneider]

I'm no Pocus expert, but it was run through Pocus with no changes to image at all. Then opened in Photoshop.

 

[Jeffg53]

It looks like it is on but set to 0 by default. It's under Noise Filter in the Adjustments panel. Moire used to be a hot topic a while back but I haven't seen it mentioned in quite a while.

 

[David Schneider]

Jeff,

I'll try that and see if it helps. Thanks.

 

[ustein]

At least you can get rid of the color moire:

1. Photoshop
2. Duplicate layer
3. Strong blur or Dust&Scratches
4. Change Blending Mode to "Color"

 

[David Schneider]

Uwe,

Thanks. Worth a try and a whole lot easier than learning C1.

 

[P. Chong]

I think the Phocus method is even easier...just click, and choose from 5 levels, and then export as PS Layers PSD, so you can mask out the unaffected areas in PS. Works very well for me.

Though, many thanks Uwe for sharing this technique.