Ryan Elder
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Maybe it’s just my eyes and I am not seeing the motion blur. Can you see it on the wheel?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=VPG3F8zuVbU
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Actually I looked it and it turns out rotation did come in. Sorry my mistake, I assumed it didn’t come, cause the motion blur wasn’t being applied. But the keyframes from rotation are there as well. AE though, for some reason, still makes the clip shorter, after I send it from Premiere, so I have to then use time remapping to make it longer.
Still trying to figure out why AE is making it shorter. It’s just this one clip for some reason that AE does that too.
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Okay thanks. But when I send the clip from Premiere into After Effects, AE shows the keyframes. The keyframes are exactly the same in AE as in Premiere. So it seems that AE can read the keyframes, unless there is a miscommunication between programs?
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Okay thanks, so you are pretty much saying that AE cannot read the motion of the wheel in Premiere and I would have to rotate the wheel in AE then?
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Another thing is, is that I am working in Premiere Pro, and from Premiere Pro, I send the clip to after effects and then add the motion blur, but the wheel only turns in Premiere Pro. Could the motion blur get lost when it goes back to Premiere Pro from After Effects, since I am turning the wheel in Premiere Pro?
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Okay thanks. When you say post the project do you mean a test video of what I have done so far, or actually post what I tried doing in after effects?
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Okay thanks. I tried clicking on both icons but can still see no motion blur. Perhaps the wheel is not moving fast enough for there to be a lot of motion blur maybe, as it’s suppose to move slowly. I just want the regular 180 degree motion blur :).
However, when I click on the motion blur icons, the clip all of a sudden becomes a third shorter, and there is no way I can stretch it back out to it’s length without ruining other parts of the effect. For example, there are key frames that zoom in on the wheel and change the position of the wheel, and if the clip becomes shorter from adding motion blur, and I try to stretch it back out, then I loose the keyframes.
Is there anyway to fix this?
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Okay thanks. I never knew about time remapping and it seems to have worked! Thanks.
Basically I want to stretch one frame into several frames of that one frame. The frame is a wheel, and I want the wheel to spin, while superimposed on other footage. If that makes sense?
I also tried turning on motion blur to make the wheel spin more convincing looking. However, I can’t really tell a difference with motion blur turned on or off, unless maybe it has to spin fast in order to tell?