Quick Fix for Moire - PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL

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In today's video, I teach you how you can quickly and easily fix moire in your photographs.

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[toddy]

i always revert back to this video for help, thanks! :)

[AM-ruzk]

YOU ARE MY HERO!!! This is AMAZING and so SIMPLE!!! I've been using the moire tool in LR to work on a problematic groom's suit, but still had album proofs print with moire issues that were not visible to the eye. Trying your technique before round 2 of album proofs.

[RogersPhotographyOG]

We've been working with photoshop since the early 1990s and never ever had the need for this technique (go figure) until we purchased the D500. The D500 has no anti-aliasing filter which increases sharpness but also significantly increases moire (worth the tradeoff though). Thank you.

[sreenivasyepuri]

Great. Useful video for Photographers and designers. the simple way of explaining is interesting too!

[draganmikki]

Fantastic, concise and effective tutorial.

[KittyFooFo]

"When the rainbow hits your eye / like a big pizza pie / that's a moire!"

[michellepipes]

Thank you for making such an easy and practical video! Very helpful!

[ExacoMvm]

What if the moire isn't color based ( grayscale image ) ?

[wildhorse]

I use adobe camera raw to remove the moire

[MizomiPhotography]

Thanks for this tip! Really helped me out!

[bethaniesteph]

This helped with a dress today, thank you!

[rayunitedforyou]

You deserve more views! Thanks a lot for sharing! Subbed!

[trinahedquist]

It didn't work for me. Not even a bit. Watched this about four times to verify I was doing it right... it just doesn't work.

[johnsmith]

It's not more-ay. It's Mwar-ae

[lehacarpenter]

Great tip, but this would be even quicker (especially if there are lots of colors that need fixing) if you use a color mask for each affected color. :)

[deaniweenie]

OK, we know why we've clicked on this video - the clue is in the title. So why the f**k did you spend 60 seconds of a 3 an half minute film telling us what this is about? Pointless. Just get straight into the tutorial!