From the course: Learning Cinema 4D Lite for After Effects
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Motion blur with the Pixel Motion Blur effect
From the course: Learning Cinema 4D Lite for After Effects
Motion blur with the Pixel Motion Blur effect
In this movie I'm going to add some pixel-motion blur to my final scene, and then I'm going to add some depth of field and various other effects just to bring it to a finished state. Now, I've time remapped it, and if we have a look at the time remapping. I'm basically using proxies at the moment. So these files are only rendering a couple of frames every second. So you'll notice there's some jumping in there. But I really am just having them in there as place holders at the moment. So I can work quickly on this scene. So if we have a look at that in real time. If I just do a regular ram preview. You'll see that we get very fast movement, and then it slows down here. What I want to do is add motion blur to that, so we get a really nice, kind of streaky movement to our footage, makes it more dynamic. So I'm going to come out of Graph Editor view, and I'm going to select my layer. And go up here to Effects and Presets (SOUND), and there's an effect called Pixel Motion Blur. What that…
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Extracting 3D scene data8m 11s
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Adding video elements to a CINEMA 4D scene5m 49s
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Working with proxies10m 2s
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Color correction of shadows4m 10s
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Layer styles3m 50s
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Adjustment layers4m 58s
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Setting up depth of field in CINEMA 4D Lite3m 10s
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Adding depth of field with camera lens blur4m 4s
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Speed ramps with time remapping4m 14s
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Motion blur with the Pixel Motion Blur effect4m 34s
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