Remixing your art with AI

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  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 41,389
    edited August 11

    I have never rendered motion blur in DAZ Studio either...

    I doubt many modern cinematographers do either, nowadays everything is added in production 

    easier to edit in aberrations than remove them

    only homemovies have motion blur and photographers using film and a longer exposure 

    postwork is a thing

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  • 3DIO3DIO Posts: 552
    edited August 11

    Again, you're talking about postworking, but what I'm getting at is how to access settings directly so that it can be done properly, and to a professional standard.

    By postworking output in an attempt to conform it to a specific standard, you're basically putting lipstick on a pig.  Much better is to have the  A.I. render-out the video using the correct settings right from the start.  I hope to be experimenting with this stuff myself soon enough, but basically that's what I really want and need it to do.

    Anyway, no biggie, I just though someone might fancy the challenge of testing it.

     

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