Shon Kroff |
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John Rhodes |
Hi Shon, I'm not very sure of exactly what you are asking. It would be easier to offer a possible solution if you supplied the metadata (EXIF). What exposure mode? Aperture and shutter settings? The background isn't a good choice considering the blond hair--blends into the background. John
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Shon Kroff |
The problem I am having is the mans shirt. I got some odd colors and patterns from it......
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Jon Close |
The effect is called moire. There are methods for correcting/removing it, but I'm not experienced enough to explain them. There seem to be lots of tutorials available if one Googles "correcting moire".
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Christopher A. Vedros |
Have you tried printing the picture? I've seen many cases where patterns like this will show up on the screen at certain magnifications, but don't show up in prints.
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Shon Kroff |
I have not tried printing I was assuming that it would print as I saw it, if I zoom in to actual pixel size they are a different color and the pattern runs together. I will try it though. Luckily they are all family huh?
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Craig m. Zacarelli |
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