>>4506945They cause color moire, but low resolution itself is still the direct cause of it in general. Foveon isn't immune to moire in greyscale patterns and fabrics are common sources of that.
The only appropriate camera for photographing clothes is 3D rendering software.
The second best approach is a Fujifilm 100MP with 400MP pixel shift mode in a studio.
Next best is maybe a Phase one.
Other than that, a SNOY or Nikon with pixel shift.
Then there's Foveon.
Then there's low res/normal bayer shit with an effective OLPF but soft.
Then there's low res/normal bayer shit without OLPF and copium as you edit away the problems.
Then there's giving up and shooting at f/32 trying to soften the images and still relying on editing out the leftovers.
Best case scenario is literally shooting film.