Moire Reduction
 

OK quicky tutorial on dealing with Moire, again apologies for the accent and for some reason during the tut i kept saying "printers" instead of "scanners", think you were all making me nervous.

The file is for Windows Media, any opinions, questions please leave feedback, enjoy.

Nice tutorial there CR. The only thing that could be added is the use of other filters but that might be better reserved for your next one "Advanced Scanning", got a release date on that one yet? imdb has nothing.

Very good CR. Helpful as ever. Bedtime stories with CR next perhaps ?

That voice....i'll have nightmares tonight...;)

another excellent tutotial m8. Useful for the newbs like me that are hopeless. :thu

looking forward to the CR full Scanning Tutorial. :D

Thanks CR, need all the help I can get!

Thanks CR, putting this in my Tutorials folder for future use :D

many thanks will be very handy I'm sure

Glad you got something out of it guys. ;)

Cheers CockneyRebel! This is my Fall Guy cover you used so I just followed what you did ;)

Nice Tutorial. Thanks for it.. Look forward to the next installment.

Many thanks for this mate. Learnt a lot.

Thx CR ... Great tutorial ... really helped me out.

excellent, always wondered what to do about moire.
many thanks man
DD

Great tutorial. Found a pdf version some time ago but it didn't mention how to subtract sections of the cover like you have with the text and so much better seeing it in action than just reading it.

Many thanks - very, very useful.

That was a great TUT CR, my only question is if that was at 300 dpi or 600 dpi and if it makes a difference if you apply the blur/sharpen settings before or after reducing the size of a 600 dpi scan

also, you sound like Nigel Tufnel from Spinal Tap :)

I always reduce the size from 600 to 300 BEFORE applying and GB and UM filters as the results will be easier to judge when your viewing the cover as it will be printed.

Not sure who Nigel Tufnel is but im guessing he must be a cool dude.

yup that looks just like CR

Nice one.. look forward to viewing this one... thanks CR

thanks

Brilliant stuff CR, love your work and this tutorial is extremely helpful. Many thanks