OK kids- every once in a while you’re going to get some noise or aliasing- that nasty pronounced red, green or blue fringing on sharp edges of detail like hair and twill patterns- or the colored grainy stuff you see in shadows when the ISO is a little too high. Here’s a secret trick to fix it.
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