Ripples in Pictures

[susan_wise2]

I just purchased a Panasonic FZ7. I am taking pictures of the interior of a

Dollhouse. Just to give an idea of what I am taking pictures of: The 10

Room, 3-story Dollhouse is 45" High x 29" Wide x 37" Deep. The scale is 1

inch to 1 foot. Taking pictures of the interior using the "Macro" setting.

Viewing the pictures on my computer, parts of the pictures are rippled. For

example, instead of a square straight lined cabinet I am getting a square with

rippled lines. Can anyone help me on this? Please email me:

ma8432@comcast.net

[William Kahn]

We might be of more help if you can post a sample shot.....

[fotograaf1957]

Are you viewing the pictures at full size or reduced to fit your monitor? I know what this person is talking about, I photograph a lot of car shows and I see it in the lines and angles on the cars sometimes. Either the picture is viewed at the wrong size or it's being saved at the wrong size but instead of the lines being straight _______ the end up looking somewhat like this ////////. It's usually a sizing problem for the image, either during viewing or when it's being saved. At least this has been my experience.

[alan_olander1664878205]

If you're not already, perhaps shooting in the highest quality JPEG would solve your problem.

[michaelging]

Might it be a moir頰attern you are seeing.