Moire?

[Mark Suszko]

No, but have you tried anything yet, filters or plugs?

[Mark Suszko]

There may be things you can do in a color corrector by playing with just one channel at a time and blurring there…. This should have been visible when it was being shot, assuming a decent monitor.

[Enrico Lappano]

I appreciate your feedback. So far, I’ve generally had to stay away from including sections of footage where it occurs. Haven’t used Motion enough yet to utilize it as a goto app, but would love to see a step by step tutorial on using it to help with issues such as this and for smoothcam.

Monitoring from my 7D screen, sometimes, it seems to occur when I don’t expect it at all outside of those clear stripes, like certain rocks, buildings, vegetation…

[Jeff Meyer]

Photoshop Lightroom has a moire brush. If it’s a small, isolated clip you could export that clip as an image sequence, deal with the images in a photo app, then bring the corrected image sequence back into your nle (probably as a video clip). LR does have batch processing with brush tools, so if it’s in the same area the entire time it wouldn’t be too bad, but being a photo application there’s no keyframing engine to change an effect over several clips.

[Rafael Amador]

Try the “Marvel Moire Filter”. Designed for the Canon.
Free here: https://colorbyjorg.wordpress.com/plugins/
rafael

[Nick Meyers]

Hadn’t see that one before,
thanks, Rafael.

nick