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Login Register FAQ Search It is currently Wed Mar 12, 2025 11:50 pm Print view Motion Blur In Fusion Message drisley Posts: 8Joined: Mon Mar 25, 2019 12:45 am Real Name: Duane Riz Wed Sep 18, 2019 9:23 pm Hello,I have been rendering out a 3D clip using Cinema 4D into EXR files to import into Fusion for adding motion vector blur. I then import the EXR into Fusion and add the Vector Motion Blur node. However, I don't see any blur going on in the final output. Any ideas what is wrong? in advance guys! Bryan Ray WebsiteLinkedInFacebookTwitter Posts: 2598Joined: Mon Nov 28, 2016 5:32 amLocation: Los Angeles, CA, USA Thu Sep 19, 2019 12:46 am I believe a MediaIn node can't carry auxiliary channels from an EXR. Use a Loader instead, and it should work. Caveat: I am only barely conversant with the Fusion node in Resolve; I'm a standalone user, so my info may not be accurate.It may also be necessary to turn the Scale way up (100+) if the vectors are normalized. Bryan Ray drisley Posts: 8Joined: Mon Mar 25, 2019 12:45 am Real Name: Duane Riz Thu Sep 19, 2019 6:40 pm Thank you for taking the time to reply, Bryan. Most of what you said I didn't understand, but I will try to see how to use a Loader. I did try cranking the scale up but that just blurs everything evenly (like a gaussian type blur).Thanks again. drisley Posts: 8Joined: Mon Mar 25, 2019 12:45 am Real Name: Duane Riz Thu Sep 19, 2019 7:52 pm I came upon this Youtube video that seems to be on the right track, though I'm not having much success. Thu Sep 19, 2019 10:28 pm I've never gotten a good result that even closely resembled in-render motion blur using the Vector Motion Blur node, even when reproducing the steps in the video and going down the rabbit hole of a few threads. It might be possible but BM is definitely keeping this a secret. Presets for different renderers and channel configurations would go a long way, similar to nuke.Your best bet is RSMB. it works with C4D motion vectors directly in the rgb channels and produces great results quickly. The only watch out is to do an edge extension on the mv pass so it doesn't conflict with the antialiasing of the beauty pass. This is pretty easy using the cleanplate node. drisley Posts: 8Joined: Mon Mar 25, 2019 12:45 am Real Name: Duane Riz Fri Sep 20, 2019 1:24 am Thanks Grant! I've really been "going down this rabbit hole" indeed!I will look into ReelSmart Motion Blur as well. Edit:Grant, I tried the demo of

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Bend it it doesn't automatically add highlights and shadows in order to add highlights and shadows we need to feed it that displacement map that little file and we can do that for all sorts of things and create more complex images if we want this particular image has different channel in here that we haven't used it's called texture and if you look at the content it might look slightly familiar it's ad noise, motion blur, horizontal motion blur vertical just the contrast a little and then in boss but we did that the other day didn't weigh, so if you actually have the course you could rewind and go on look, we actually made a texture just like this one well, it's, just sitting here in the channel, I happen to put it in there and let's just see what we could do with it just remember it's, a channel called texture, I'm just going to make a background for this thing. I'm gonna come in here and create a solid color layer, and I'm just going to choose what color would I want my background to be gonna put that on the bottom? Because that's where the background should go and I'm just gonna do things to it, I'll come in here and turn into a a smart filter, and after turning into a smart filter, all I think I need to do is since there's no detail in it is light it. So I'll come into