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I would like anyone who doesn't know what motion blur is to read these pages before reading anything else:Creating motion blurThere are basically two different approaches when creating motion blur to footage that isn't already motion blurred. The first method is to record the material at actual playback speed, then use a third-party software to analyze motion of the image and create the blur.
The alternative way is to record at very high framerates, and, again, use a third party software to merge the recorded frames together, thus creating the motion blurred image.The easy way of implementing the first method is to add a filter called 'motion blur' (or temporal smoother but that needs a lot of adjusting) in VirtualDUB after you've recorded your images sequence at the same framerate you want for video. Another possible approach could be to use some commerical plugin used for motion blurring, like RE:Vision Effects' ReelSmart Motion Blur: the plugin provides excellent quality of motion blur. Unfortunately the math used to analyse the motion of the image isn't foolproof, and the plugin needs a lot of guidance for creating the blur, rendering it almost useless in longer movies.The second method is more commonly used in fragmovies these days. There are several different techniques of blending the frames together, some of which I will explain below.No motion blurThis is a clip without motion blur:(in case someone wants to know, it's Xionn's frags from EC XIII)Recordingclavidemo 25Clip famerate 25 fpsGood thing about this clip is that it's sharp.
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Very bad thing is that it isn't smooth.On to the clips with motion blur.Vegas and After Effects motion blur// This is vegas gaussian blur.// This is After effects blur.Recordingclavidemo 200Clip famerate 25 fpsThere isn't a lot of difference between those 2 blurs (you can't even see it while in motion).Good thing about them is that they are smooth, of course.Bad thing is that they are too blurred.These clips are better then the first one but they arn't very good. It's very hard to see the players (or anything for that matter) during fast player movements.The only thing you can do about it is record at higher framerate, 200 is obviously not enough since we can see that blur (made by merging 8 images) when you pause the clip (check correct motion blur and false motion blur here ).The next 'medium' framerate that you could use to get 25 fps as final framerate is 250 but merging 10 images isn't much better than merging 8.However, merging 20 images is much better (clavidemo 500).