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Oct 08, 2013 19:08 |  #1

I've never had this happen before, and I'm not good at post processing. This is part of a pictures of a ship I took yesterday. The rest of the picture turned out very well, and I wanted to give a copy to the captain of the ship. Exactly what is it, and how do I handle it. I've got Corel Paintshop Pro, and just installed Adobe Lightroom 5.0 (which at first look seems very complicated to me).

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Oct 08, 2013 19:21 |  #2

That is moire and, unfortunately, there isn't a whole lot you can do about it that I'm aware of.....although I would suggest de-saturating the color in that area to maybe make it not appear so apparent.

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Oct 08, 2013 19:39 |  #3

I don't use LR so not real sure where it is but in ACR there is a Moire Reduction in the Adjustment Brush tab.


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Oct 08, 2013 19:44 |  #4

Thanks for the help.


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Oct 08, 2013 19:51 |  #5

ACR (Adobe Camera Raw) and LR have the same basic tools for processing. You should have it in LR5, I just can't tell you how to find it.


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