[Illia Torralba]

Had the same problem and solve it the easiest way… try that: duplicate your footage and put a layer one on top of the other but slightly off time for a couple of frames (make the upper start begin 2 frames later than it’s duplicated).
Lower the upper clip oppacity to 50% and add some motion blur effect at you personal taste. There’s a motion blur option you can use aswell.
You can repite this operation as many times as you want to achieve the effect you desire…

[Illia Torralba]

Thanks a lot for the advice! Do you know any other mxf viewer? I used a focus fs100 to record some panasonic footage and couldn’t format properly the video due to a malfunction of the machine… now I have a bunch of mxf archives that I can’t recover…