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time remapping and Motion Blur
Here’s the problem:
In comp 1 I’ve made a camera move back on a still with motion blur. Simple.
Now in a new comp,comp 2, I wan’t to timeremap comp 1. The problem is there is no real motion on an object to calculate motion blur in comp 2. How do I get around this? Reel smart motion blur?
Cheers.M.
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4 Replies
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Yepp, try RSMB or similar tools. If you’re not looking for excessive trails, you might even consider CC Force Motionblur which comes free with the Professional version of AE.
Mylenium
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I don’t understand why you would want to timewarp something that you animated in the first place. Why not just change the timing of the camera in comp1?
Chris Smith
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Hi Chris,
This is just a simple example…1 camera, 1 layer. Sure, why wouldn’t I just change the camera timing in comp 1. But what if I had multiple cameras and multiple layers, and I wanted to change the timing of comp 1 with motion blur. I’m guessing it would be alot simpler to adjust one layer’s timing properties in comp 2(comp 1 is now a layer in comp 2), than several cameras properties in comp 1. Comp 1 would always be my master comp. I love answering my own questions. CC motion blur works great by the way. Thanks for the reply.
M.
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Brings up a good point. AE should have a time remap thing like C4D that time remaps a sequence of keyframes not video itself. In C4D you can make an animation as complex as you wish then just use a time track and do a simple speed change on it. This will warp every keyframe “inside” of it.
Chris Smith
https://www.sugarfilmproduction.com
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