how can i simulate a real shutter effect based in shutter time i have from an actual real camera? I want to simulate as a camera behave usign blender and the shutter speed in blender is weird, idk if it is in seconds or what.. anyone have some tip? love the video
Hello brother i need your help i have two gears actually and i want to rotate it like this fan but when i have turn that gear for rotation it whole body move about some center i dont know why would you please help me how do i solve this issue.
Thanks for taking the time and effort of making this video and sharing Your knowledge Best regards [P.s. The "feature" that You are using to "demonstrate shutter" @9:35, is not the "Shutter", what is shown is the "Apperture". And "rolling shutter" can actually "happen" to "mechanical cameras" as well, not that any of that makes any direct difference for this tutorial, but still :)]
Is it possible to do a smear effect in blender using the motion blur as a basis, i have a feeling it would work better in a compositor.... basically it would have slight rolling wheel speed with no blur..... the results would b the fans slightly deformed with a lil stretch
This is an excellent tutorial! I would definitely recommend to change the keyframe handle type to vector by pressing V, or else you'll get an unnatural bezier shaky spin that won't be as smooth and realistic.
@@GraphicsMK So basically, I think Jean is talking about Light Painting, where you leave the exposure open on a camera for a while, wave around some LED lights, and voila. Art. Could be wrong.
