A new patch gives you full control over the appearance of motion blur.
A couple of weeks ago, Sergey implemented the ability to control the exact appearance of motion blur streaks by using a simple curve widget in the render settings.
A new patch gives you full control over the appearance of motion blur.
A couple of weeks ago, Sergey implemented the ability to control the exact appearance of motion blur streaks by using a simple curve widget in the render settings.
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Cool. FX. could be very usefull :D
Cleaver little add-on, thank you very much Sergey.
This will be useful.
Best regards, Aclariel.
awesome! in a similar vein i'd love to see more controls for bokeh falloff/shape/texture in depth of field!
Great as usual Sergey!
That is lovely, awesome indeed. It would be perfect if the value can be animated.
Cool!'Is this a new feature because hjalti hjalmarsson was complaining about it? :P
This is one very good step closer to ideal custom control. The high mark would be something that translates pixel/face velocity into a kind-of normal-map, something I've seen demonstrated only in high end film post-processing FX. The blur direction and degree/amount of blur per polygon gets baked into each frame of animation, allowing for complex and accurate irregular blur results. I don't know if it was being driven by a physics system or hand-painted.
Will this mean we can now keyframe the shutter speed?
This is fantastic. Would you be able to convert the units into the standard photography shutter speed? Like 1/48 and so on?