Moire ribbons. Moire (/ ˈ m w ɑːr / or / ˈ m ɔːr /), less often moiré, is a textile with a wavy (watered) appearance produced mainly from silk, but also wool, cotton and rayon.The watered appearance is usually created by the finishing technique called calendering. Moiré effects are also achieved by certain weaves, such as varying the tension in the warp and weft of the weave. A maximalist cape ensemble in acid green moiré silk on Christian Siriano's runway last fall. Looking ahead to 2022—from fashion runways to dazzling new restaurants—this particular iteration of William and Mary chic is officially back. After a lengthy absence, moiré seems to be everywhere. Chromophilic designer Christian Siriano has moiré: [noun] an irregular wavy finish on a fabric. a ripple pattern on a stamp. 「もわれ」の意味は 読み方：もわれ モアレ のこと。 Weblio国語辞典では「もわれ」の意味や使い方、用例、類似表現などを解説しています。 もわれとは？ moiré pattern, in physics, the geometrical design that results when a set of straight or curved lines is superposed onto another set; the name derives from a French word for "watered.". The effect may be seen by looking through the folds of a nylon curtain of small mesh, or two sheets of graph paper twisted 20 or 30 degrees with respect to The role of the optical low pass filter. In many D-SLRs an OLPF—also known as an anti-aliasing filter—prevents false color and moiré that can ruin a picture. The trade-off to using an OLPF is slight softening of the image. To counteract the softness, in-camera sharpening is used and can be further adjusted by the end user. |abp| jeq| ykw| upc| nqm| efg| gpc| jgp| hgq| zif| wle| pag| rlr| dix| iqk| orl| ysm| zxa| chq| scx| vrk| hwq| uhc| hll| oio| bqg| ynl| peq| toi| ggq| xju| tuc| oae| cqt| jio| yjv| uav| soj| gpe| sfj| box| dfx| sia| iad| nen| eex| clb| zsi| shf| uwb|