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  • Both replies have been very useful. Thank you very much!

    ButI wonder if there are even more techniques around for this. Both aren’t perfect but I guess this is just a general downside of AE right now.

  • I’ve made a comparison now and I think TimeWarp brings a way better result. There are still some artifacts but it doesn’t go all crazy like CC Force Motion Blur does.

    So I guess.. now fixing this with maskes including soft edges, right?

  • Hello Gents,

    thank you very much for your responses! I knew the TimeWarp-Effect but I forgot that it had the ability to create motion blur (without slowing things down). I’ll definitely try this out. Maybe it is better! :] Have you any experience with it? Is it more reliable? Which one are you using?

    I was aware that there are some alternatives with a paywall behind it but maybe there are even better. But I try to avoid them all because the cost of AFX is enough for me and many plug-ins are just making you lazy because you can actually do a lot without them. Thanks for the suggestion though! I might give the trial a shot.

    By the way, the frames are not the start and ending frames of the composition and it is totally understandable that the motion blur isn’t correct at these sections for the most part. Because it’s a muzzleflash of a weapon.. which isn’t moving in fact. Just flashing, haha.

    So how would the paint-tool or the matte solution look like for you guys? Just curious.

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