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On my last project i had to film the sea and i knew moire would be a big issue. Here's the trick i used to remove it.
I masked the sea and desaturated the water to black and white. I then applied a tint filter on top of it to match the color of the sky. It worked for me so i wanted to share. I did it in Vegas but you can do this with any software. Looks real good even in motion. Of course it's not perfect but it's a good workaround. Here are the before after pics. Before: http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/1754/sunsetmoire.jpg After: http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/1763/sunsetnomoire.jpg |
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You don't have to do all that, just load your clip into photoshop and use noise reduction and reduced color noise and done and will be much better like this.
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Blurring the color can work too. I did that on some woodgrain that had green and red moire (the red looked okay, but the green was ugly.) After blurring the colors together, the result was very natural.
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