Originally Posted by Daniel Browning (Post 1025026)

Those are aliasing artifacts.

Originally Posted by Mark Hahn (Post 1025028)

When the bus first starts to come into focus, its front grill (and only the grill) is covered with green and orange aliasing. Don't see any blue in the aliasing though. Even though I just calibrated my monitor, it is cheap and the green I see might be blue on another monitor.

Originally Posted by Daniel Browning (Post 1025026)

Those are aliasing artifacts.

Originally Posted by Ozan Biron (Post 1025038)

ya dats what i figured...

http://www.ozan.ca/mk2/MVI_0243(00122).jpg (You have to zoom closer to see those blue lines)

Originally Posted by Ozan Biron (Post 1025038)

Bring down sharpen in the menu?

Originally Posted by Ozan Biron (Post 1025038)

Is there anything i can do to try to prevent this?

Originally Posted by Daniel Browning (Post 1025051)

There will still be a ton of aliasing even with sharpening down all the way. Presets cannot fix this problem.



One unlikely possibility is to use a camera that does not skip 2 out of every three lines, and therefore doesn't suffer so much aliasing.

You can try to blur it in post. That will smear the false colors and false detail, which can help the harsh jagged edges and make the aliases a little less attention-grabbing, but they will still contibute to the image in a negative way

But a more likely solution will be to add an optical filter to the front of the lens that will blur the detail enough to remove the worst aliasing. Hopefully it will only knock your effective resolution down to 720p or so. Jon Fairhurst has already tested several filters, but no one has reporting finding the optimal filter, yet.