Thank you Ross, I know higher resolution cameras would help in theory with the lens "out-resolving" the sensor, but I don't really think that's actually happening in all of them, if they are all moire anyway.
I've also seen dp-review's scene comparison tool show moire with the higher resolution cameras too, yellow and blue box-like banding on a fixed image... not exactly the same thing I see here, I see that one on fences sometimes but you have to zoom in quite a lot.
I'm not entirely certain about the loca and laca stuff, I recognise the fringing on leaves against a sky, purple on water against high contrast etc and know some lenses do different colours.
With these examples, the last image posted was at f8 and it was infinity focus, and some of the water that has it is before the point of focus but also in the point of focus..
With the brick wall and the nokton 28/1.5 on the strong sunny day I noticed it actually got a little more intense as I stopped down. That together with the multicolours sometimes, I was thinking moire over CA, but not an expert.
Maybe it's the filters. I tend to use the hoya hd mk II protectors a lot (recently favouring the urth magnetic set though barely any lens cap sits nicely on it as they're so thin and I don't want to use the metal cap that's tough to get off).
I can test that when I'm back.
Mar 29, 2026 at 03:30 PM
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