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  • Prohibit time remapping from changing motionblur

    Posted by Johannes Tönne on March 11, 2023 at 9:29 pm

    Okay, here is my problem.

    I have a comp with some footage. I did a 3D camera track, created a camera and tracked some elements into the shot. I activated motionblur on those elements to get them to integrate into the footage nicely. Works fine (the camera footage obviously has some “real” motionblur). I precompose everything and then i want to do some time remapping for the whole thing (speed it up). But now the motionblur on my tracked in elements is way too much and it doesn’t fit in anymore (the camera motionblur in the footage obviously does not change, because it is not a moving element in after effects and i dont want it to).

    Basically i just want time remapping to change the speed but leave the motionblur in the precomp as it is. Any way to get it to do that? I could not find any solution. (tried with CC Force Motionblur but this also gets changed after applying time remapping to the whole precomp).

    Best regards

    Jo

    Johannes Tönne replied 1 year, 7 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Graham Quince

    March 12, 2023 at 12:10 pm

    Hmm, that’s a good one. I think you may be forced to not use motion blur, then apply CC Motion Blur to the precomp or render out the footage and time remap that.

  • Johannes Tönne

    March 12, 2023 at 3:22 pm

    CC Motion Blur does not work, because the speed up is very fast and it looks like ****.

    Rendering out is not an option, because i need to constantly change elements on short notice and that would be a lot of annoying steps.


    But i found a sort of solution.

    With Collapse Transformation off it uses MB Shutter Angle Settings from the precomp. But with a lot of speeding up, this becomes way to blurry.

    With Collapse Transformation on it uses MB Shutter Angle Settings from the main comp, but with a normal angle of 180° or 90° it is of course still way to blurry (with very fast time remapping)

    So my hacky solution now is to set the angle to a very low angle setting (like 10° or something), either in the precomp (collapse off) or in the main comp (collapse on), does not matter. With fast time remapping this now becomes usable.

    Pixel Motion Blur is not an option because it would blur the camera footage too, and i do not want that. Plus it does not really work good with a speed up this fast.

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