Fact: No AA filter is perfect for fighting with the moire even it's native filter on the sensor.
Fact:Huge percentage of pictures doesn't have a moire problem so why sacrifice huge amount of sharpness (Like at least %-15-20) for moire all the time?
Fact: Moire is problem mostly with video's and technically almost impossible to remove moire from videos with a software.
But:
-Fighting moire is lot easier than getting enough sharpness,
-If you take textile pictures continuously (e.g. fashion) or similar pattern pictures you don't want a get a IIs,
-For a normal hobby photographer most likely moire won't be visible at more than %99 of the pictures, if a particular scene is important to you and it has a moire, there are things to do, like
Using a moire filter,
Anti-Moire and anti-aliasing filters for digital cameras
Using an el cheapo soft lens,
Using a cheap (2 bucks from feebay) soft filter
Using women nylon stockings in front of the lens (homemade soft filter option)
Nikon Capture NX (I am told)
PS is working hard to solve moire problem.
This is my uneducated AA'les sensor ideas for moire, waiting to be corrected and/or improved.
P:S: I don't own a K-5 just considering to get an IIs,
Last edited by cbaytan; 09-21-2012 at 04:25 PM.
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