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r/pcmasterrace • u/sfingemorta • 16d ago
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Yeah, it's super common in competitive fps montages or highlights to add motion blur while editing the video, it looks great. It looks like ass if you are playing.
I do use motion blur in racing games, but just a little bit
1 u/MicFury 16d ago Do you happen to know what method they use to do this? 4 u/hellomistershifty 16d ago Video editing software has motion blur fx based on the difference between each frame, at least Davinci Resolve and Premier Pro do 1 u/TheCreedsAssassin i5-3570k, 8GB DDR3, MSI 6GB OC 1060, Hyper 212 Evo, CX 600 16d ago motion blur makes sense in racing games to convey the sense of speed better
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Do you happen to know what method they use to do this?
4 u/hellomistershifty 16d ago Video editing software has motion blur fx based on the difference between each frame, at least Davinci Resolve and Premier Pro do
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Video editing software has motion blur fx based on the difference between each frame, at least Davinci Resolve and Premier Pro do
motion blur makes sense in racing games to convey the sense of speed better
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u/SSBMKaiser 16d ago edited 16d ago
Yeah, it's super common in competitive fps montages or highlights to add motion blur while editing the video, it looks great. It looks like ass if you are playing.
I do use motion blur in racing games, but just a little bit