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GPU-Accelerated Motion Blur in Blender Cycles
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October 5, 2020
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2:33Now PlayingDo you love the streaky effect of moving objects as they whizz by in scenes from your favorite movies and animations? This is called motion blur. It's a powerful tool that's a cornerstone of the cinematic experience because it helps convey action and movement. But it’s extremely time consuming to generate, especially inside a 3D renderer. Artists often have to use workaround and shortcuts that never look quite right.
Now, the Blender Cycles 2.90 renderer can use NVIDIA’s second generation of RTX GPUs to make generating motion blur both faster and more accurate with hardware accelerated, physically-based rendering. Running five times faster than previous generations can save hours of struggling with visual tricks and compositing to perfect the shot. This allows 3D artists have the freedom to take control of their visualizations and effortlessly produce their greatest work.
Plus, the benefits of Blender accelerated with NVIDIA RTX Technology can now be enjoyed on a broader range of platforms including Arm/Linux.
Watch the video; find out more about Cycles 2.90
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