Throughout my discussion about the Fujifilm system, I make frequent references to Moiré.
Moiré is a particularly important phenomenon to avoid in architectural photography due to the frequency of patterns found in the built environment. Some examples are:
- Railing pickets
- Siding
- Brick
- Louvers
- Window mullions
There are many sources on line where you can learn about moire:
- Wikipedia
- SLR Lounge Video
- This video shows a way to reduce or remove moire, but it always reduces either the image quality, or the saturation.
Here are some examples of moire patterns in architectural photography:
