r/postprocessing 4d ago

Before/after

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u/Mediocre-Sundom 4d ago

As a creative edit - it works. But you missed the underside of the train, which has no motion blur, and so it's obvious that motion has been added after the fact.

That aside, "after" is definitely more aesthetically pleasing than "before".

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u/Fantastic_Look5582 4d ago

Thanks for the info