Uh oh....

Christie Photo · Apr 3, 2007

Now what? I never dreamed this would happen.

I'd be grateful is someone has an idea how to proceed. I shot on location, and REALLY don't want to do additional photography.

Pete

RVsForFun · Apr 3, 2007

If that's a moire' pattern from your camera, there's not much you can do about it except re-shoot. I've never seen one that obvious...

dewey · Apr 3, 2007

Wow... that is strange.

Did it appear on all of the shots? Maybe try and select the area, feather it and desaturate it? I did it quickly so it's a hack job, but it just might be crazy enough to work since it's a B&W suit!

I hope you don't mind - I will remove if you do not want it edited!

Christie Photo · Apr 4, 2007

Yeah, RV... that's exactly what it is. I've never seen anything like it either.

Good thought, Dewey! I think it was a trees/forest thing for me. Thanks a BUNCH!

Pete

Digital Matt · Apr 4, 2007

If you run into this issue on colored clothing, make a new layer, set the blend mode to "color", and sample the correct color from around the area, and then paint on the new layer. This will only work of course on solid colors, but if for instance this guy had a blue suit, it would save you.