Motion blur test by bruno021
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Inspired by the xstream advert, first time I was able to achieve motion blur! need your feedback on this.
Car model given away in 3D World, rest is me, GI, Hybrid motion blur, Linda's lush vegetation, and Vue Infinite.
Comments (9)
Mondwin
Really a excellent image!!!bravo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
EA
"rouler n'importe oavec ta Viper tu vas finir par en casser la suspension...C'est fait pour les routes goudronns ces joujous l!".Sinon s'agissant de l'image, Le dlacement semble plus vertical qu'horizontal, et il est difficile de savoir si c'est ce que tu as voulu faire : une Viper cahotant dans un pr?
garyandcatherine
My "opinion" is that the car needs a serious tune up. The engine is so out of tune that the vibrations make it look like it is experiencing a serious earthquake: a 9.0 maybe on the Richter scale? What i am saying is that the motion blurr is vertical, not horizontal. Automobiles move horizontally, not vertically. I don't know a single thing about applying motion blurr so I am certainly no authority, but my eye tells me that the movement applied is not believable.
Fullsanction
Garyandchatherine are correct. You have set the motion blur to be vertical. Maybe another suggestion....with that type of car, it may look better on a road rather than out in the sticks. gees, it might get high centered on an ant ya know...LOL
lh_cerdeira
Definitively, the car should have a horizontal blur... Unles you want it to look like it's falling from the sky... Hey! It could happen! ;) Just keep it up, and, if you wouldn't mind, tell me how you did it! I've been trying for awhile now...
kjpweb
Well - the comments are right, I guess. Ihave tried motion blur in Vue once and it didn't go over well. not only upped it the render time - the result was not convincong. I recommend solid postwork for motion blur. The landscaping however is beautiful! Just the background hill looks a little bland. But good work anyway!
LadyLisa
Nice work.......love the vegetation.
FrenchKiss
LOL Looks like the car's jumping up and down, Bruno! I can't do blurring in Vue at all and do it in Photoshop when it's needed, so I can't help you, unfortunately. The vegetation looks fantastic! :)
coa
I had that problem, too, I found that you must do a side view to get a proper motion blur, front doesn't work right. Your vegetation looks wonderful here!!!