reverse motion blur

Motion Blur filter makes moving objects blurrier and leaves standing objects sharp.
But can anyone give me an idea how to achieve the opposite effect?

Some bugs and animals do see moving objects well but do not see standing objects that good. I would like to simulate that.

many different macs, linux and windows pc-s, Mac OS X (10.4.3)

Posted on Sep 29, 2010 4:33 AM

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Sep 29, 2010 7:49 AM in response to Nils Austa

Okay - here's the concept (you can execute it in either Motion or FCP).

You need to create a "difference" map. The easiest way to do this would be to take your clip and layer it with either a freeze frame of the clip, or the same clip offset by some number of frames. You put the original clip on V1, your freeze frame or offset clip on V2. Set the composite/blend mode to "Difference". This makes everything that's the same black and what's different white.

You can then use a Compound Blur filter and feed it the difference map. Compound blur blurs more in lighter areas and less in darker ones. You'll want to invert this. This will cause everything that is the same to be blurry and things that are moving to be clear...

make sense?

Patrick

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