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Adding Motion Blur effects

Adding Motion Blur effects

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Adding Motion Blur effects

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- As already noted in the V-Ray physical camera chapter, in scene or in camera motion blur can sometimes be the only option open to us when we need to create some very specific motion blur effects. And so, in this video we will focus on how we go about creating motion blur, whilst rendering with the 3ds Max physical camera. In our start scene, if I just scroll up the timeline a little, you can see a part of the animation that we are going to be using in order to add motion blur to our renders. If I set the timeline here to frame 55 and take a render, you can see, despite the fact that we clearly have plenty of motion running through the frame, that we don't actually have any kind of a motion blur effect showing up. In fact, if I just pull my media player into view here, you can see as I play through what is essentially the first 81 frames of this animation, that we definitely have no motion blur occurring anywhere in the shot. Let's go ahead and change that, then, by selecting our…

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