FAST & FREE Cinematic Motion Blur - After Effects 2022 - Pixel Motion Blur Effect

Great way to add motion blur to videos in after effects! I’ll definitely use this! Super useful!

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This tutorial doesn't really help me cause i was looking for something else, but you're so enthusiastic and do a good job of explaining things. Good work.

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Awesome tutorial, just what I was looking for! thank you very much! :D

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wtf why do you have only 165 subs? this is awesome, nice edit, clear and fast explaining, and with a bit of comedy, keep the good work!

Thank you so much. Very on point video. Subbed. You deserve way more views & subs.

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Great way of explaining things man 🙏🏼 fast and straight to the point !

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is this the same way to make a person blur while running like the flash?

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do you prefer this over CC motion blur? I am reading that CC motion blur renders a lot faster...

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If you want to correction motion blur for a collection of shots with incorrect shutter speed, is there a way to batch render? Instead of exporting one video at a time.

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Bruh i am eternally grateful. Life saver. Keep up the good funny work!

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can premier pro do this effect..if cant i will change to ae...

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How did you bring up the pop up window in the centre when looking for pixel motion blur?

ah thank you so much, ive been stuck with cc force motion blur for years, this is a game changer

Thank you so much i used this for a fight scene for my upcoming short film, Thanks alot you are a lifesaver ❤

Very helpful, thanks!

DONE SON!

One advantage of motion blur is with 3D generated animations, such as frames generated from Autodesk products. Because rendering out with motion blur from inside the program takes forever (and isn't a good idea generally), it's smarter to do it in post effects.
Now while 60fps usually doesn't need motion blur because it has enough frames, it also takes a long time to render that many frames for an animation. So an easier way is to just render 30fps from the 3D program, and then take that image sequence into after effects and add motion blur in there, this then suddenly makes the 30fps animation look smooth in motion and nice on the eyes, this is essentially integral for animation (because without it, looking at 30fps 3D animation without motion blur is jarring on the eyes).

Really appreciated the explanation of each property.