How to fix moire problems in FCPX

Quick and easy way to sort moiré / aliasing issues using standard effects on FCPX

[@EricBarger]

Great quick fix. Thanks! If you ever do a long and hard fix, I would love to see that too.

[@DroseMr]

Pain in the Nass! Still not many videos on this that im seeing. 🎉.Thank You

[@ImaginetMedia]

Very well done. Thanks for sharing

[@clevadeva]

Thanks you so much for this, nice quick and easy, how we like it! :)

[@borisdunand]

thank you for that cool quick tip !

[@KarenCann]

Great - thanks so much for this!

[@contrastej]

works like a charm!...THANK YOU!!!

[@jacquelinebazinet4674]

Thank you! Fixed my issue!

[@mannyvasquez4134]

Great JOB!! Nice TRICK!!

[@AlbertMaruggi]

works great !

[@gtmediagroup]

Thank you!

[@EnergeticWaves]

nice, thanks

[@jonasnilaus]

You can also just enable "rolling shutter" under effects. At least that worked for me when I had a mooving camera and a person sitting still in a finely striped shirt.

[@Mal0wens]

Genius!

[@Feral-films]

Orrrrrr..... You could check the 'Field Dominance Override' is set to 'Progressive' and jobs a good 'un.. Bingo bango, no more moire.. You're welcome. Have fun!

[@Feral-films]

In FCPX that is.. There may be something similar in Premiere.

[@ted_nemeth]

what does that mean? Is that a setting in FCPX? Where would we find it? THANK YOU!

[@HashBoxTV]

This doesn't seem to do anything, perhaps for old interlaced video clips it worked? Did nothing on 4K video from a FX3