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Been using this technique for a long time, great to see an in-depth look at it. This is great for other types of regular patterns, not just moire. For instance
by marzell 5y ago
Been using this technique for a long time, great to see an in-depth look at it.
This is great for other types of regular patterns, not just moire. For instance, if you scan old 60s/70s photos on textured/fiber paper, you can use this to smooth out the texture if desired.
- weregiraffe 5y agoTextured paper isn't going to have a regular pattern, so this won't work.
- marzell 5y agoIt does for certain types that had a regular frequency to it. I think it was a kind of manufactured texture, not the natural fibers from the material. I don't know what it's called, but I think it was popular around the mid 60s