Joey Foreman
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Get more RAM.
Or increase the RAM allotment to AE in Preferences.
Careful, though…
https://blogs.adobe.com/toddkopriva/2009/12/performance-tip-dont-starve-yo.html
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Actually, AE’s own motion blur should work fine for this.
I had CC FMB on my mind b/c of an earlier post. CC FMB is actually designed for adding motion blur to objects or scenes whose motion is already ‘baked into’ a clip. -
Point tracking is no good in this situation. You’ll have to hand track the best you can, estimating the forward-most position of the blur-producing object. When the footage speeds up you can ramp up the motion blur on your attached layer, maybe with CC Force Motion Blur.
I think the only other option worth your while would be planar tracking.
If the shot is critical you could download a trial of Mocha AE and give that a go. It usually works miraculously well, even on otherwise ridiculously problematic tracks, though I’ve never tried it with blurred subjects. -
Are you using the Mocha AE plug-in, or the standard AE tracker?
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Cool. Thanks for the enlightenment, Todd.
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Ugh, back to the white papers.
So, if I want to pre-render my floating-point layer in my 32 bpc comp, I should use a Tiff Sequence or…
Radiance, OpenEXR…? -
Sounds like Motion Tile would be more appropriate for what you’re doing – if I do understand what you’re doing – which I’m not sure I do.
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You can try fn m, but it probably won’t work. In that case you’ll need to do do a little hacking under the OSX hood.
Here’s a video tutorial on how to by CC – that’s Creative Cow, not Cycore – guru Aahron Rabinowitz.
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/AE_Shortcuts/video-tutorial.php
As to why he does this tutorial on a pc, though, is beyond me. No, really, it’s for Macbooks. I guess he doesn’t have screen recording software on his mac.
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Dave, doesn’t Animation support 32 bits per channel?