--- Update: a theory that it might be the filters, back next weekend and I'll go testing and report back. Or if I see it with these different filters I have with me now.
How are folks dealing with the moire?
I see it so often, across a wide range of lenses, often with water but also buildings and just appearing randomly sometimes and not insignificantly.
Using the defringe tool robs colour in other parts of the frame and still doesn't remove it entirely.
I've seen raw shots from mobile phones that also have it, but the processed JPGs from the camera will make it imperceptible.
I've found the "remove CA" option in lightroom to do almost nothing for my own shots.
How are folks dealing with the moire?
I see it so often, across a wide range of lenses, often with water but also buildings and just appearing randomly sometimes and not insignificantly.
Using the defringe tool robs colour in other parts of the frame and still doesn't remove it entirely.
I've seen raw shots from mobile phones that also have it, but the processed JPGs from the camera will make it imperceptible.
I've found the "remove CA" option in lightroom to do almost nothing for my own shots.
It's been getting on my nerves more and moire.
--- Update: a theory that it might be the filters, back next weekend and I'll go testing and report back. Or if I see it with these different filters I have with me now.
How are folks dealing with the moire?
I see it so often, across a wide range of lenses, often with water but also buildings and just appearing randomly sometimes and not insignificantly.
Using the defringe tool robs colour in other parts of the frame and still doesn't remove it entirely.
I've seen raw shots from mobile phones that also have it, but the processed JPGs from the camera will make it imperceptible.
I've found the "remove CA" option in lightroom to do almost nothing for my own shots.
It's been getting on my nerves more and moire.
--- Update: a theory that it might be the filters, back next weekend and will go testing and report back. Or if I see it with these different filters I have with me now.
How are folks dealing with the moire?
I see it so often, across a wide range of lenses, often with water but also buildings and just appearing randomly sometimes and not insignificantly.
Using the defringe tool robs colour in other parts of the frame and still doesn't remove it entirely.
I've seen raw shots from mobile phones that also have it, but the processed JPGs from the camera will make it imperceptible.
I've found the "remove CA" option in lightroom to do almost nothing for my own shots.
It's been getting on my nerves more and moire.
Mar 29, 2026 at 01:11 PM
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