CC Vector Blur Path

[Michael Szalapski]

Does it have to use CC Vector Blur? The examples you’re showing all look like Radial Blur (or similar).

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[Lorenzo Farò]

Obviously I’m not fixed on the option it’s vector blur, but’s the one that is more similar.
Also, I tried a radial blur but if you observe the pics the blur has at least two different directions and angles.
If you have any other idea I’ll be glad to accept it 🙂

[Kevin Camp]

i’m not sure what you are using for your vector blur map, but i think if you use a simple radial gradient on a solid (or shape layer) as the vector map you should start to get a ‘zoom blur’ effect. tweaking angle and other settings may get the effect you are looking for.

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[Pierre Jasmin]

FYI (sorry for the advertising)- you can always try SmoothKit Directional With Splines (in SmoothKit plugin by us, RE:Vision Effects), it allows you to shape directly a blur using AE masks. It takes a bit to understand how to control falloff with soft mattes…

Pierre