Problems with motion vector pass from Cinema4d

Hi,

I tried the free Fusion 7.5 version and want to test the motionblur capatibilities. Now I have a problem with the vector pass from Cinema4d. If I import it in fusion and connect it together with the footage in the vectormotion node, the result is blurred but not correct.

I read some other infos in the net and it seems that there is a problem with the pass. In cinema parts of the pass which have values from R and G 0.5 (with primatte pipette) are without motion but in Fusion only parts in which the pass has R = 0 and G = 0.5 has no motionblur. Is there a way to convert the cinema pass to a pass which works correctly in Fusion?

The tips with the modo pass in which you put brightness to -0.5 before the vectormotionpass doesn't fix the problem. The best result I get with primatte and key the R and G part with 0.5 out but when I have moving parts that stop in the animation, the blur stops very abrupt.

If neccessary I can upload a little sequence with a motion pass.

CU

Ansgar

Hi Ansgar.

Using a B/C with Brightness = -0.5 should fix the problem.
Keep in mind though, that your MBlur-Pass *must* be 16float or 32float in order for that to work.
You can swith the Loader's processing to 32float in the Import-tab.

You can also view the B/C,
RMB in the view and select views -> waveform to see what's going on.

Also try to increase the VectorMotionBlur's Scale factor to (say) 100.

Cheers.

Eric.

Ok, I made a reply, integrated a link to an example scene and asked a few questions, clicked on submit and got a message that posting links is not allowed and my message was gone. This is very annoying! The file is to big to attach so what should I do?

CU

Ansgar

just do more post here, only members with higher post count can submit links

just do more post here, only members with higher post count can submit links

This is very strange and not helpful.

CU

Ansgar

As you can imagine, if people could post links right away, this place would be overrun with spam.

I don't think you need that many posts though....so just consider participating in the forums more and you'll have the needed count before you know it.

As you can imagine, if people could post links right away, this place would be overrun with spam.

I don't think you need that many posts though....so just consider participating in the forums more and you'll have the needed count before you know it.

No, I don't think so. This is the first forum I know which doesn't allow links. Meanwhile I found a more userfriendly fusion forum which answered my questions and where I could post links in my first post!

CU

Ansgar