How to fix a Moiré Pattern Problem in Photoshop

Adobe Camera RAW or Lightroom can help fix the problem in your photo
Moiré is this funky interference pattern that shows up when you have two repetitive patterns overlapping in your photo, like the weave of a fabric or a fine grid
It's basically a clash of frequencies. When the pattern in your photo (let's say a fine grid) doesn't match up with the pattern of your camera sensor (think pixels), you get this weird wavy pattern, like you're looking at your photo through a rippling pond.
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This is helpful. I didn't realise there was as moire pattern fixer! Thanks

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Thanks for the feedback