saph wrote:
So that instance of moire was an artifact of the reduction in PSE?
Here\'s a 100% crop of the raw file, then converted to jpg. Moire\'s gone.
Thanks Tony, that is a relief although in that case I am still waiting to see an instance of moire due to the D800 sensor. Good to learn this from your input.
Samy
kings_freak wrote: saph wrote:
Ahhh Monty\'s already got the itch. I just knew it
Nice series, Samy. The stands in this shot look like they would give any camera fits! I notice this in the prepress world as well. One of our clients uses quite a few shots of wood decks and when they reduce the photo in InDesign to say, under 50%, we will see the stair-stepping (printer slang), in the boards. Once we reduce the file to be placed at 100%, this goes away. I am wondering if your photo has as much moiré in the photo at 100%?
–Tony
Cool, glad to help! I have yet to see a moiré problem on my D800, but after shooting with it for awhile now, I\'m not too concerned about it.
I notice this in the prepress world as well. One of our clients uses quite a few shots of wood decks and when they reduce the photo in InDesign to say, under 50%, we will see the stair-stepping (printer slang), in the boards. Once we reduce the file to be placed at 100%, this goes away. I am wondering if your photo has as much moiré in the photo at 100%?