Command entry:Rendering menu
Effects
Environment and Effects dialog
Effects panel
Add
Add Effect dialog
Motion Blur
Motion Blur applies an image motion blur to your rendered scene by blurring moving objects or the entire scene. Motion blur can enhance the realism of a rendered
animation by simulating the way a real-world camera works. A camera has a shutter speed, and if significant movement of objects
in the scene, or of the camera itself, occurs during the time the shutter is open, the image on film is blurred.
Interface
The Motion Blur Parameters rollout contains the following controls.
- Work with transparency
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When on, motion blur is applied to objects behind transparent objects. When off, objects behind transparent objects receive
no motion blur. Turning off this toggle can improve rendering speed. Default=on.
- Duration
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Specifies how long the "virtual shutter" is open. When this is set to 1.0, the virtual shutter is open for the entire duration
between one frame and the next. The higher the value, the greater the motion blur effect. Default=1.0.