Leopold
(Leopold)
November 9, 2020, 1:25pm
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Hi everyone,
Have you some tricks to remove moire in ART ?
Thanks
agriggio
(Alberto)
November 9, 2020, 2:02pm
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Hi,
do you have a sample image that shows your problem? There might be tricks but their effectiveness depends on the input…
Leopold
(Leopold)
November 9, 2020, 2:38pm
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Here attached 2 files from Dpreview gallery for canon R6 :
png from ART showing moire
DNGsource file use in ART
I did some tests (others denoiser, one give anti moire algorithm), do you know if open source algo exist to remove moire ?
Thanks 1G6A7591.dng (39.6 MB)
paulmatth
(Paul Matthijsse)
November 9, 2020, 3:18pm
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Hello, I’m not sure if that’s moiré. If so, gmic offers two moiré removers.
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agriggio
(Alberto)
November 9, 2020, 4:46pm
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You can try using the “smoothing” tool in chrominance mode. It won’t be perfect, but it might be good enough.
Here’s an ARP for the ISO100 studio shot of dpreview for the Canon R6. (I’m not uploading results as I don’t know if I can legally).
1G6A7237.CR3.arp (11.7 KB)
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For me we see the jersey weaving.
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Leopold
(Leopold)
November 9, 2020, 5:12pm
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Very thanks Agriggio, it works good, i also add another smoth in luminance to remove blackish texture.
Thanks
Iain
November 13, 2020, 2:33am
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I’ve done some experiments in GMIC to detect and remove moiré, but I don’t have the skills to translate from GMIC to other software.
I’ve added IID Demosaicing to Testing>Iain Fergusson
IID is a demosaicing algorithm that produces good colour detail and works well in the presence of chromatic aberrations. It attempts to reduce moire patterns. Noise tends to render as a maze like texture. False colours around edges will need post processing.
It does NOT include the algorithm to remove moire that I posted about a while ago. I wanted to keep things simple so I could actually get something finished and be able to share it.
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I’ve just added a “Detect Moire” filter to Testing → Iain Fergusson.
[Detect_moire]
It’s a problem I’ve been trying to solve for a while and I was inspired to revisit it by the recent work done to combine demosaicers in Raw Therapee.
It’s pretty good at detecting moire on low ISO images, high ISO images require a bit of fiddling to make sure noise is not causing false positives.
I’ve been playing with demosaicing, and since my shooting style seems to promote moire and aliasing I have been especially interested in reducing it.
Here it is compared to LMMSE. LMMSE is on the left.
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it works by first, demosaicing the image twice. On one the green channel is interpolated horizontally, the other vertically. Then the G-R and G-B is interpolated. This gives two very different moire patterns for each image. Then I choose which part of each image has the least chroma …
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