Originally posted by enoeske I leave mine off. If I had a photoshoot or wedding where there would be a ton or moire, I would turn it on. Usually I prefer the extra sharpness and don't run into moire very often.
Exactly. Most of my shooting is outdoorsy stuff, and I'd be likely to have a problem with moire.
Originally posted by jatrax Never used it. Forgot it was there actually.
Also exactly. And, if I ever did have a need for turning it on, I'd have to go hunting in the menus to find the setting.
Originally posted by Kath I don't do video so am curious... Why is it useful for that?
To help avoid moire patterns (such as can occur when shooting fabrics, say).