[The Fakob]

thanks chris.
i just registered at creativecow yesterday and as these are my first postings they are delayed so i haven’t seen your reply when i sent mine.
as i don’t have this plug-in i never thought of this possibility. but if this is the only way to get there i will definitely have to test it.
jakob

[The Fakob]

thanks chris.
i just registered at creativecow yesterday and as these are my first postings they are delayed so i haven’t seen your reply when i sent mine.
as i don’t have this plug-in i never thought of this possibility. but if this is the only way to get there i will definitely have to test it.
jakob

[The Fakob]

thanks for replying
this sounds totally logic and the postcard example visualizes this perfectly.
but do you see a way of solving this problem with expressions. like reading the camera movement from frame to frame and calculate velocity and direction and map them onto a directional blur on the 2d layer.
the easiest way is definitely to render motion blur out of the 3d app, but somehow i thought that there is a faster and therefor more controlable way in post.

jakob

[The Fakob]

thanks for replying
this sounds totally logic and the postcard example visualizes this perfectly.
but do you see a way of solving this problem with expressions. like reading the camera movement from frame to frame and calculate velocity and direction and map them onto a directional blur on the 2d layer.
the easiest way is definitely to render motion blur out of the 3d app, but somehow i thought that there is a faster and therefor more controlable way in post.

jakob