[Luca_Studioaltieri]

Ciao everyone, i would show you a video.
It's a little-little-horrible draft test about my next video-project.

Here the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNl2kpLr2QY

I noticed some issues about motion blur: please take a look at bmw tyres. They seems to have too blurred edges. Thery're so blurred that light can pass through (the car seems floating above road )

Motion blur is active on whole scene. Camera parameters are very.. "normal":

F: 5,6
Shutter: 1/750
ISO: 100
Rotary shutter: ON
Rotary shutter angle: 180
The car is perfectly laying on asphalt and the rotation speed of wheels is right compared to the car speed.

Any hints to avoid this effect?
T.y.
ciao
Luca

[Bubbaloo]

The problem is Maxwell doesn't currently support rotational motion blur. So unrealistic results will occur on fast spinning objects.

[itsallgoode9]

Curious as to why it has much more of an effect on the tires than the wheels? At first I was watching this thinking about the wheels and thinking it didn't look too bad, then when I re-read the post, I noticed those tires that looked like they are about 1/2 inch thick. Is it just the edges that Maxwell has problems with when it comes to rotational blur?

[Luca_Studioaltieri]

this i more more more noticeable when there's too mblur or too speed. (@itsallgoode9 like the outer edges of spininng wheel)
In this case the problem is that when "Rotary sh." is enabled, the shutter value "falls" to 1/50 to keep ev.