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Weak Motion Blur
I have created a composition with motion blur(with layer checked) and exported it as a quicktime movie. The end result was a very weak motion blur and was a great difference from my comp preview window. Most of my AE settings as set as default and i had no such problems before. Can anyone advise me on what could be the cause of it? Thank you!
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4 Replies
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Maybe you used a different background color while working and then rendered your clip out with Alpha (which in external viewers will show up against a black background and appear much weaker though the motionblur is calculated correctly). Other than cranking up the shutter angle, I can’t think of a thing to make it more pronounced.
Mylenium
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This has been crossposted to other AE forums. Please do us the favor of compiling the answers you have received and telling us what helped.
bogiesan
This is my standard sigfile so do not take it personally: “For crying out loud, read the freakin’ manual.”
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I realised that my
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Sorry for cross-posting as I was meeting a project deadline and needed to solve the problem urgently.
Anyway these are the solutions offered to me;
If you render an interlaced output the amount of MB is effectively halved by the “doubled” frame rate of interlaced images, compared to the non-interlaced preview. Try increasing the shutter size in Comp Settings if you are unhappy with the amount of MB. – Andrew Yoole from Adobe Forums
You can change/adjust the motion blur settings in AE by going into the
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