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A common workflow for using this render element is to first locate the frame in the sequence that has the most motion, render the frame in 3s Max with the Velocity Render Element enabled, and then note the Мax velocity in last frame value, which is displayed in the parameters for this render element. Finally, enter this value (or a slightly larger value) for the Мax velocity parameter when rendering the entire sequence. This workflow provides the maximum range of colors in the Velocity Render Element for the most flexibility during compositing.
Common Uses
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The Velocity Render Element is useful for adding motion blur in post production at a composite level, without the need for rerendering. In the composite shown below, motion blur was added based on the amount by which the color differs from medium gray. The feathers that were given a pale yellow color in the render element are the most blurred.
rendering. See the render before and after compositing.
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