Motion blur in Resolve Studio works in very strange way - it didn't affected by playback speed at all. Seems it's applyed before changing playback speed ("retiming"). https://vimeo.com/305201877/3c3fa529e7 This is a sample.
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Is there any way to make my expectation to reality in Resolve?
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You could use a keyframe to turn on the motion blur just when it's needed and then turn it off when it's no longer needed, and that might give you more predictable results.
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Marc Wielage wrote:You could use a keyframe to turn on the motion blur just when it's needed and then turn it off when it's no longer needed, and that might give you more predictable results.
Yes, had to do this by keyframes... But I made this "expectation" sample is Magix Vegas with no effort. Motion blur in Resolve give much better result but the trail is too small... There are must be a way to apply motion blur after "retime". Seems for now Resolve just throw away unused frames, not blending them together. Hope that someone of BMD's developers will read my post... I really love Resolve and swithed to it from Vegas but still missing some features...
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Pavel Rybakov wrote:Motion blur in Resolve give much better result but the trail is too small...
Both BorisFX and Sapphire OFX have different kinds of motion blur available. Buy those, install them, and see if those give you the results you're looking for.
marc wielage, csi • VP/color & workflow • chroma | hollywood
I'm curious why you're applying Motion Blur to live action. That normally comes from the camera's shutter angle. I would assume the effect in Resolve is for artificial clips - CGI, animations, etc.
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Jim Simon wrote:I'm curious why you're applying Motion Blur to live action. That normally comes from the camera's shutter angle. I would assume the effect in Resolve is for artificial clips - CGI, animations, etc.
Can't speak for the OP Jim, but Motion Blur on retimed live action is a simple and effective visual treatment for stylisation purposes. I've used it myself many many times.
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I assume you're using "blend" mode in the retime and not "nearest frame" or "optical flow".
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RCModelReviews wrote:I assume you're using "blend" mode in the retime and not "nearest frame" or "optical flow".
It affect only videos with framerate differs from timeline's. It's for framerate converting purposes.
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Pavel Rybakov wrote:Motion blur in Resolve give much better result but the trail is too small...
Both BorisFX and Sapphire OFX have different kinds of motion blur available. Buy those, install them, and see if those give you the results you're looking for.
They're both cost money and working very slow) I like Resolve's motion blur but it must be applied after retime not before. It's ordinary thing for all NLE I've ever used)
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Jim Simon wrote:I'm curious why you're applying Motion Blur to live action. That normally comes from the camera's shutter angle. I would assume the effect in Resolve is for artificial clips - CGI, animations, etc.
I placed video sample above)
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just a guess, it sounds like the motion blur is added before the retime, maybe if you precompose/nest your retimed shot first and apply the effect to that nested comp, it will give you better results. though i think, on the other hand, 2 complete different frames where the cars are too far apart will give a weird result. but it might be the trick.
just a guess, it sounds like the motion blur is added before the retime, maybe if you precompose/nest your retimed shot first and apply the effect to that nested comp, it will give you better results. though i think, on the other hand, 2 complete different frames where the cars are too far apart will give a weird result. but it might be the trick.
I've already tried to make compound clip with this media but it didn't help. I also tried to render it and then add blur but it made weird result because lot of frames was thrown away. For now I see no way to make it in Resolve. I'll make this in Vegas
https://vimeo.com/nrggroup ...and sorry for my english =) ASUS GL504GS laptop with Corei7 8750 & GeForce 1070, SSD Toshiba 512 NVMe + SSD Samsung 850 EVO 1 TB Macbook Air M1 8/256
just a guess, it sounds like the motion blur is added before the retime, maybe if you precompose/nest your retimed shot first and apply the effect to that nested comp, it will give you better results. though i think, on the other hand, 2 complete different frames where the cars are too far apart will give a weird result. but it might be the trick.
I've already tried to make compound clip with this media but it didn't help. I also tried to render it and then add blur but it made weird result because lot of frames was thrown away. For now I see no way to make it in Resolve. I'll make this in Vegas
maybe fusion can come in handy now, using the trails effect. but fusionresolve in its current stage wouldnt be my first choice. if you can easily do it in vegas, then i would use vegas
Two years spent since my request. I think it's a great time to add this kind of motion blur to Resolve. Option to mix all frames when retiming instead of throwing them away. I love this blur trails when I speed up video.
This is a new example)
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https://vimeo.com/nrggroup ...and sorry for my english =) ASUS GL504GS laptop with Corei7 8750 & GeForce 1070, SSD Toshiba 512 NVMe + SSD Samsung 850 EVO 1 TB Macbook Air M1 8/256
Ran into same problem with motion blur. Obviously i try to use compound after clip re-time, but Motion Blur doesn't work on Compound Clips at ALL! Looks like a bug that need to be fixed.
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Pavel Rybakov wrote:They're both cost money and working very slow) I like Resolve's motion blur but it must be applied after retime not before. It's ordinary thing for all NLE I've ever used)
A lot of stuff in this world costs money. You asked for advice: you didn't ask for something free.
marc wielage, csi • VP/color & workflow • chroma | hollywood
UP!) I still miss ability to mix frames when speeding up video. And this is really annoying to use third-party plugins... Will be great if motion blur will work for pre-composed clips as well.
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Pavel Rybakov wrote:UP!) I still miss ability to mix frames when speeding up video. And this is really annoying to use third-party plugins... Will be great if motion blur will work for pre-composed clips as well.
I MUCH prefer to do all of my work in Resolve. But I still keep Adobe After Effects and it has a built in filter called TimeWarp that does exactly what you're looking for. Speed up 10x, you get 10x the trails. You can control the amount by changing the shutter angle. It also works very well the other way, using optical flow to slow down footage. It's can be very CPU intensive depending on the smoothness you want as it's not only blending the frames you're skipping but interpolating between them. You can control how many in between samples you want. I figured since Resolve already has optical flow built in that it should be relatively easy (and not costly) to blend frames in this way.