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Two Methods for Blurring Faces in Blender

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Jacob Swing writes:

Blender's compositing capabilities are on par with any other compositing program out there, unfortunately, few editors think to use Blender to satisfy their compositing needs. This tutorial goes through a staple in the video editor's arsenal - easily blurring faces, or anything else in the scene. The tutorial covers tracking (in order to cut down on the amount of manual key frames), manual keyframing a mask, and then using the compositor or VSE in conjunction with the created mask to apply a blur effect.

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Jacob Swing

Jacob Swing is a freelance VFX artist, photographer, videographer, and occasional youtube tutorial maker. Currently, Jacob is working towards his master's degree in Digital Media with a focus in feature length animation.

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