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So things keep changing..
Physical camera motion blur with movie camera was broken, then fixed so you didn't have to set double settings.
My test is this:
Sphere moving left to right of camera. You set motion blur on in V-Ray global. Duration .5, interval center 0. This will match everything else in the world, and filmed motion blur at 24fps.
Now. In the latest stable build I really want to match that with the physical camera so this is the combination.
Motion blur in V-Ray globals on. Physical Camera with Motion camera. Scene set to 24fps.
Physical camera Shutter Angle 360, Shutter offset -90
This seems to match up a .5 Duration with interval center of 0.
Is a Shutter Angle of 360 with -90 offset correct though?
Thanks.
-Scott
Physical camera motion blur with movie camera was broken, then fixed so you didn't have to set double settings.
My test is this:
Sphere moving left to right of camera. You set motion blur on in V-Ray global. Duration .5, interval center 0. This will match everything else in the world, and filmed motion blur at 24fps.
Now. In the latest stable build I really want to match that with the physical camera so this is the combination.
Motion blur in V-Ray globals on. Physical Camera with Motion camera. Scene set to 24fps.
Physical camera Shutter Angle 360, Shutter offset -90
This seems to match up a .5 Duration with interval center of 0.
Is a Shutter Angle of 360 with -90 offset correct though?
Thanks.
-Scott
