the.com/moire pattern
Two innocent grids overlap and accidentally invent a third, angrier pattern.
means An interference pattern of wavy or shimmering lines that appears when two regular patterns (like grids or lines) are overlaid or layered at a slight offset or angle.
from From French 'moiré,' meaning watered or rippled, originally describing a wavy, lustrous finish on silk called 'mohair' cloth — the fabric was pressed with heated rollers to crush the fibers unevenly, producing shimmering bands of light. The term later migrated from textiles into optics and printing, where the same shimmering-band effect turns up whenever fine repeating patterns overlap.
- cause
- interference between overlapping repetitive patterns
- screen problem
- why striped shirts glitch on video calls
- name origin
- french word for watered silk fabric
- fix
- cameras use blur filters just to kill it