- Wed Dec 05, 2007 2:35 pm
#254859
Hi there,
I'm trying to create this typical video effect for more realistic animations: you know, when you hit pause while watching some movie you get a picture with motion blur (of course when the objects are in motion). But when you hit pause when watching rendered animation you get a sharp, non-motion blur picture.
Now thanks to 1.6, motion blur is back and working just fine with single frames
But what about animations: when I'm exporting certain number of frames they are all motion-blur-free. I know it's possible to do it manually, frame by frame. But when I would like to export let's say 200 frames...looks like something impossible.
Is there some option I'm not aware of
(Or maybe the thing can be done in post-production, using some additional software)
PS: I'm using Cinema 4D plug-in, buy the way.
I'm trying to create this typical video effect for more realistic animations: you know, when you hit pause while watching some movie you get a picture with motion blur (of course when the objects are in motion). But when you hit pause when watching rendered animation you get a sharp, non-motion blur picture.
Now thanks to 1.6, motion blur is back and working just fine with single frames
But what about animations: when I'm exporting certain number of frames they are all motion-blur-free. I know it's possible to do it manually, frame by frame. But when I would like to export let's say 200 frames...looks like something impossible.
Is there some option I'm not aware of
(Or maybe the thing can be done in post-production, using some additional software)
PS: I'm using Cinema 4D plug-in, buy the way.
Last edited by m-Que on Fri Dec 07, 2007 9:57 pm, edited 1 time in total.
, some testing and playing with settings made things work!
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