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camera blur
I’m moving the camera rapidly through a scene, coming to rest in front of a small object. I thought that the rapid camera movement would create motion blur as it flies toward this object, but instead each frame is clear. Is there a way to turn this on? Do I have to adjust the camera settings? Or do I fake it with a radial motion blur?
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5 Replies
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You mean the AE camera, yes? Yeah, just turn on motion blur. In the composite settings you can set it higher than the 180 degree of a normal film gate, but 180 is usually plenty unless you are going for a non-natuaral extreme look.
Chris Smith
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Ummm…right…turn on motion blur….
But where is that again? There isn’t a motion blur swatch for the camera layer in the timeline, and the only blur setting I see when I open layer –> camera settings is when I enable depth of field, which is a different type of blur (correct??).
I guess I don’t know what you mean by “composite settings.”
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its in the timeline next to the source name (the three little circles between the film and the half-moon). you have to check it on for each layer that you want the motion blur applied to
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That is, apply motion blur to the layers that the camera sees, even though they’re static, and the camera is moving.
Steve
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Aha!
Thank you!
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