09-28-2021 05:19 PM - edited 09-28-2021 05:34 PM
Moire occurs when I bring the camera close to the screen. How can I solve this problem with canon m100?
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09-30-2021 08:13 AM
I got rid of the moire issue by adjusting the distance and focus point between the camera and the screen. Problem solved
09-28-2021 07:12 PM
There's nothing you can do if you're using a camera/camcorder to record content from a display (iPad, computer display, TV, etc.)
You should instead do a direct screen recording on the device itself. If you have a Mac, you can also connect your iPad to the Mac, launch QuickTime Player, and choose New Movie Recording. You can select the input source by clicking on the little downwards pointing "<" to the right of the record button. Devices connected to your Mac will show up there.
09-29-2021 05:17 AM - edited 09-29-2021 05:56 AM
If I buy a better lens or camera, will the moire continue to appear when I bring the camera closer to the screen?
09-29-2021 08:16 AM
Yes. It is an interaction between two devices that have pixel rows.
Similar to the effect when photographing shingle roofs or men's suits with pattern fabric.
09-29-2021 08:45 AM
Actually a *worse* - lower resolution - camera would be better.
09-30-2021 08:13 AM
I got rid of the moire issue by adjusting the distance and focus point between the camera and the screen. Problem solved
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