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How can this sort of a blur effect be achieved?
The effect in question is at 1:04 in the following video.
How can I get it without using any plugins? or which plugin is used for it?
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4 Replies
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Duplicate the layer, pull a key using Luma to get the highlights, animate a vertical directional blur and add glow. Play around with transfer modes – work at 16 or 32 bit.
Tudor “Ted” Jelescu
Senior VFX Artist -
Also, check out this handy tutorial from here on the COW.
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Mask the area as well before applying any blurs.
Sometime scaling the layer help (vertical in that case).
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A directional blur is the simplest way to replicate that exact effect. However, it sort of simulates a type of lens flare; you might also research flares and the Video Copilot Optical Flare plugins if you’re looking to create multiple effects with that aesthetic.
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