Function available in CINEMA 4D Visualize, Studio
Vector Motion Blur Vector Motion Blur
From left to right: Phase values of 100%, 0% and -100%.The Phase value defines the position of the blur. The following Phase values should serve as a reference:
- -100%: behind the object.
- 0%: the same length on both sides of the object.
- 100%: in front of the object (the blur moves ahead).
Density set to a low value (left) and high value (right).The Density value defines the coverage of the blur in the image.
Samples set to a low value (left) and high value (right).Samples allow you to set the resolution or smoothness of the blur. Low values result in a grainy look, while more samples increase both the quality and the render time.
Sample Radius set to a low value (left) and high value (right).The higher the Sample Radius, the less crisp the blur will look.
Weighted Trails disabled (top) and enabled (bottom).The Weighted Trails option uses a different algorithm that allows the trails to fade out towards the end, resulting in a realistic trail.
Enable this option to also blur deformer objects such as FFDs.
Tip:
You can achieve very good motion blur results if you combine VMB and Sub-Frame Motion Blur (SFMB). Select small factors for SFMB (5 Times) and set the Shutter Angle to 360° or more. VMB will always affect the SFMB.
You can achieve very good motion blur results if you combine VMB and Sub-Frame Motion Blur (SFMB). Select small factors for SFMB (5 Times) and set the Shutter Angle to 360° or more. VMB will always affect the SFMB.