I recently had some 20-year-old color negatives scanned. About half the scans had moire patterns. My understanding is that moire (in this case) would be caused by contact between the glossy back of the negative and another flat object such as a glass plate. When I went back to the photography service, they told me their technician had reported the moire was because "the negatives are really old." Well yes but they've been stored in dry archival conditions and are not visibly damaged. They said they'd try again. If they can't resolve this, what are my chances of solving the problem with GIMP? I tried a few of the existing filters without visible results. My first Google searches haven't turned up a good detailed tutorial on moire removal. EK
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