Motion Blur

Simulating the natural blur that occurs in camera footage and human vision during fast motion. Essential for cinematic quality in video production.

Core Concepts

How Motion Blur Works

Real cameras have a shutter that's open for a portion of each frame. Objects moving during this exposure create blur along their motion path.

Shutter Angle:
- 180 degrees = 1/48s exposure at 24fps (film standard)
- 360 degrees = full frame exposure (maximum blur)
- 90 degrees = sharp, staccato look (action sports)

When to Use Motion Blur