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04-29-2002, 05:32 PM
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| [Definition] Moire (or Moiré) Moire (pronounced "more-RAY") is a optical effect caused by two intersecting patterns. It is common when working with printing screens, but can also manifest with finely-patterned image elements. The classic example is the lines that appear when scanning a half-tone image. It is usually associated with scanning, but can also pop up when applying manipulations to finely-patterned subjects.            |
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