Author Topic: Creating Moire  (Read 6225 times)

2017-01-26, 13:35:22

octavtirziu

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Hello,

I have a client that keeps asking for more of the "moire effect"each time. Is there any way i can influence the settings to produce more moire ? because if not i'm going to cheat it in photoshop.

2017-01-26, 14:20:23
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Hello,

I have a client that keeps asking for more of the "moire effect"each time. Is there any way i can influence the settings to produce more moire ? because if not i'm going to cheat it in photoshop.

I think rendering the image in a highest resolution and then lower it down in photoshop should fix a bit this thing but I saw your model and I guess with all those pattern moire is inevitable...

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2017-01-26, 14:24:26
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my client is actually asking for moire :) .  It's an elusive effect also because it appears and disappears depending on the zoom levels

2017-01-26, 14:38:22
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What a strange request :] Usually Moire is considered as unwanted artifact. You should take opposite actions than trying to fight Moire - render to lowest resolution you can, try to use smallest possible repeating pattern, lower or completely disable image filtering. That should guarantee a "nice" Moire for your client :]

Edit: might be worth to try to downscale already rendered image with nearest neighbour interpolation.
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2017-01-26, 14:50:28
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Just tested it - downscaling with nearest neighbour interpolation works indeed. if only you can afford such downscaling
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2017-01-26, 14:53:00
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Strange indeed. I was now trying just that, rendering at a low res that would not make things ugly, set the filter radius to 1 and testing different image filters. :))

2017-01-26, 14:54:55
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"downscaling with nearest neighbour interpolation works indeed"

this is pretty moirey :)) how did you do it?

2017-01-26, 14:58:05
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Photoshop image>image size, width&heigth 50%, resample->nearest neighbour. I did it twice, for a greater effect :]
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2017-01-26, 15:07:34
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my client is actually asking for moire :) .  It's an elusive effect also because it appears and disappears depending on the zoom levels

Sorry for this, I read so fast before and I thought the opposite... :)

2017-01-26, 15:09:45
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Thanks,

This scaling thing works great. Never thought i would end up trashing my images on purpose, but i guess there is a first for everything

2017-01-26, 15:09:56
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That's a funny request indeed! What Romullus suggested seems to be the best "solution".
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2017-01-26, 15:24:10
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Does this mean there's a market for a new type of plugin, the Image Worsifier, guaranteed to downgrade the quality of your images and introduce as many artifacts as possible?
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2017-01-26, 15:31:10
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By the way, probably it would be wise to make copy of your image and downscale both with different settings - one with nearest neighbour interpolation for Moire and the other one with bicubic for the rest of the image. Then load both images into different layers and blend with masks.
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2017-01-26, 15:33:53
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Does this mean there's a market for a new type of plugin, the Image Worsifier, guaranteed to downgrade the quality of your images and introduce as many artifacts as possible?

Of course there is - CA, bloom, glare, flare, vignetting - all these effects are artifacts, yet we almost always want them in our renders :]
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