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Text “motion Blur” Occurs with Motion Blur off
Hi,
In the video I have stationary text and a single node camera that is moving past them. Motion blur is off. Comp is 29.97fps 1080p
As you can see the text “blurs” together making it hard to read.
This is something I have seen in a few of the projects I have worked with the camera and I was hoping there is just something fundamental I’m missing to stop this from happening.
Is this “blur” a limitation of the camera?
Any insight would be fantastic. Thanks for the help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6jU8a13CrM
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Hi,
Motion Blur I think always occurs by default, as the Motion Blur option in the comp is just about the preview.
If you don’t want Motion Blur on in rendering:
- Add your comp to the Render Queue (instead of AME directly).
- Click on the Best Settings and change the Motion Blur settings to Off for all layers.
- Click OK.
- Then click on the button Queue in AME
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Im not sure that’s really motion blur, it might just be that you want to increase the frame rate or space out the keyframes more.
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That is not motion blur..that is called juddering. Its when you are trying to move the text over too great of a distance in a short time span. if you can..make the timing longer…if not..try going to this
topic….https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/2/1138284#1138294
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That was something I tried and it didn’t fix it. Thank you for responding.
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It might not be motion blur and you are totally right if I slowed the movement down it gets rid of it. While that could be an option I am trying to keep the speed the same. Thanks for responding.
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Awesome thanks for the response. I figured there was a special name for it I just didn’t know what it was. I will look at the solution you sent to see if it fixes the problem.
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