Motion Blur and Digital Fusion

[DZL]

Hi all -

I've seen a lot of threads about MB and how to save to a RPF file, and use that file in Combustion to create the MB effect -

But does anyone know the workflow in Digital Fusion?

I can't find anything in the help files, tutorials, or anything on the web --

Thanks,

DZL

[studioDIM]

Nope, afaik.
Definitely not as a filter (has a DoF blur, though.) under "rich pixel"

You could try split the velocity pass(rendered separately) in its RGB components, and use those as multipliers for a conditionate directional blur, however that's done in Fusion.

Overcomplex...

Lele

[DZL]

So, what do you suggest? Motion Blur in Vray takes for-freagin-ever...

Or, should I just attempt this in combustion??

[studioDIM]

in combustion is one filter.
and no passes, just a channell to tick.

worth trying it out with the demo at least

Lele

[DZL]

yeah, i just downloaded the combustion demo to try it out -

pretty simple stuff...

Thanks, studioDIM

[ngrava]

Try lowering your subdivisions to 4 instead of 6. Also, you can probably raise your adaptive sampling (global QMC) a bit since everything is going to be blurry anyway.

-=GB=-

[kpavlov]

What about Aftereffects. Can it be done and whats the procedure.

[olitech]

What about Aftereffects. Can it be done and whats the procedure.

Twixtor!

[Morbid Angel]

in other programs it can be done through reel smart motion blur (plugin) if thats so, from vray you need to export motion vector as a special pass, which will contrain rgb information, that will go to reel smart and produce blur.

[dennis]

http://www.revisionfx.com/mblurversion.html#DF

[panthon]

Where is rpf motion blur in After Effects?

[studioDIM]

oh boy.
The third thread in the space of two weeks on this...and the infos are simply doubled and trebled.
Making it sticky in the off-topic or something?

Lele