Motion blur...

[Amadou]

I have a car driving by. I accelerated the shot by 300% in Premiere. It just looks choppy. Is there a way to make this look more realisting in AE using some sort of motion blurr effect?

 

[Gord.T]

I don't use after effects but sometimes you can get away with linear blur depending on the situation.

I've used the ReelSmart motion blur plug in before in a different program and it does what it sais. It's available as a plugin for AE also.
AE may already have something equivalent but I'd thought I'd share anyways.

//edit video: oops. Let me PM you then.

 

[Noel Evans]

Turn on the motion blur switch on the clip in the comp. Should be enough.

 

[Amadou]

"Turn on the motion blur switch on the clip in the comp"

What program are you talking about? AE or PREMIERE? And what do you mean by "comp"?

 

[tom_wise]

He's talking about AE and Comp is short in the vernacular for Composition.

 

[Todd_Kopriva]

Amadou, please do yourself a favor and go through the basic learning materials:
http://adobe.ly/bjBT3P
It will save a lot of frustration in the long run.

 

[Amadou]

I just tried the Reel Smart motion blur. It looks great. How does the Red Giant motion blur in WARP 1.0 compare? What about the AE built in motion blur (which I can't figure out how to use)? Is it worth it to pay a hundred euros for the Reel Smart?

 

[Todd_Kopriva]

> What about the AE built in motion blur (which I can't figure out how to use)?

Information about motion blur is here.

 

[Chris Adler]

Yeah, I second the vote that you take some time out of your post-production schedule and try and learn some basics about the tool you keep asking basic fundamental questions about.

 

[ErikTande]

Bring the clip into AE. Speed it up to desired time. Add Effect > Time > CC Force Motion Blur. Turn on Frame Blending and Motion Blur in the comp, and Frame Blending on the layer.