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Blur Options
Gauss Blur
- In Objects and Animation, with the Object Highlighted
- In Properties Tab, choose “Blur Mode”
- In the dropdown menu choose “Gauss”
- In Animation Tab tick “Blur”
- R = Amount of Blur
- The “Gauss” Blur effect can produce a “vignette” effect which can be eliminated by using “Gauss Extended”:
Gauss Extended Blur
- In Objects and Animation, with the Object Highlighted
- In Properties Tab, choose “Blur Mode”
- In the dropdown menu choose “Gauss Extended”
- In Animation Tab tick “Blur”
- R = Amount of Blur
- Note the lack of “Vignette”
Blur with Bokeh
- In Objects and Animation, with the Object Highlighted
- In Properties Tab, choose “Blur Mode”
- In the dropdown menu choose “Bokeh”
- In Animation Tab tick “Blur”
- R = Amount of Blur; D = Direction of Blur; B = Intensity of the Effect
- In Animation Tab tick “Blur”
- R = Amount of Blur; D = Direction of Blur; B = Intensity of the Effect
Directional Blur effect
- In Objects and Animation, with the Object Highlighted
- In Properties Tab, choose “Blur Mode”
- In the dropdown menu choose “Directional”
- In Animation Tab tick “Blur”
- R = Amount of Blur; D = Direction of Blur
