Help with image quality- bad moire on roofs etc

[michaelhames]

Hey everyone,

I am experiencing some really bad "moire" (at least that's what I think it's called). I have attached a screen shot from a raw image I just took.

Is there anything I can do to help reduce this? I noticed when I shoot in jpeg and raw the compressed jpeg images seem to have the moire effect almost removed but it still shows up in the raw files.

Help! As this is just one example as this seems to happen frequently.

Thanks !

 

[Meta4]

I am experiencing some really bad "moire" (at least that's what I think it's called). I have attached a screen shot from a raw image I just took.

Oww ... that's the worst moire pattern I've seen.
Unfortunately it's physics and your options are limited.
This article might give you a few ideas to help.

Understanding Moiré in Photography and How to Avoid It

Learn to understand and avoid moiré in photography. Our guide provides techniques for dealing with this common digital artifact.

proedu.com

 

[MegaStoke]

Whoa, that is some intense moire.

Things I would try:
Switch to shooting 12mp DNGs and then use Lightroom’s AI Denoise/detail enhance. The 50mp mode has some weirdness to it, moire very much included.

Shoot a free pano with the 3x lens but the same framing. Hopefully the resolution increase will cut through the moire pattern.