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<p>Hi Paul,<br>

As this technique is not mine, I credit Dan Margulis. Photoshop LAB Color, the Canyon Conundrum and Other Adventures in the Most Powerful Colorspace, ISBN: 0-321-35678-0 from PeachPit Press. I highly recommend the book (although there is unconfirmed talk about another edition), as it serves photographers who must do their own post production. As such, please contact me off-list for a detailed explanation.<br>

The reason why I found this image difficult is because most moire reducing examples are shown from a dark colored suit. You can do a moire search and you'll see another posting that is similar but the suit is dark. In dark suits, this moire reduction technique is more successful. So this technique needs some improvements in terms of getting rid of moire in light colored suits but it does well in the dark colored suits.</p>

<p>Hi, has this issue been discussed in terms of using Photoshop's LAB? Dan Margulis writes how to get rid of moire. I tried doing it and will try to upload it. Please let me know if it is acceptable as getting rid of moire. It took me about 3 minutes to do this, so I hope to use workflow more often when given moire problems in images.</p>

<p>Thanks.</p><div></div>