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Author Topic: Motion Blur  (Read 2642 times)

2015-10-23, 22:52:59

Alex Abarca

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Motion Blur
Why do I get pure white speckles when motion blur is applied to chrome/reflective finishes?
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2015-10-23, 23:27:25
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Re: Motion Blur
It's because that's how motion blur works IRL.
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2015-10-23, 23:58:22
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Alex Abarca

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Re: Motion Blur
Hmmm you are probably right, but some pixel artifacts register at 255, 255, 255. Looks like an error.

Thank you.
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2015-10-26, 16:27:36
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Re: Motion Blur
It's cause because sun reflection + motion blur. Try to disable sun reflection. But, obviously, you will lose some nice highlights.
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2015-10-26, 17:05:48
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Re: Motion Blur
You can also just lower GI/AA balance to half, and double the amount of passes.
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