Half Life 2 | Proper Motion Blur Test #3 (Per object + cinematic)

Using only After Effects native built-in plugins, this is the proper way to make your in-game footage look cinematic. I used the in-game Source Recorder to record this and Adobe After Effects with CC Force Motion Blur to achieve this.

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Source
• Recorder
• Proper
• Motion
• Blur
• Per
• object
• after
• effects
• built
• in
• plugins
• cinematic

[GanEdenVideo]

You in Kalgoorlie?

[TheVisualEffectsGuy]

@GanEdenVideo Yes I am :)

[GanEdenVideo]

@TheVisualEffectsGuy Cool, what camera do you use mate?

[TheVisualEffectsGuy]

@GanEdenVideo I use a Canon EOS 60D (filming at 24p @ 1/48 shutter speed, f5.6) with a Manfrotto tripod and (really soon) a Glidecam HD4000. I will post some stuff later on this channel. Feel free to inbox me or mail me :P

[GanEdenVideo]

@TheVisualEffectsGuy Nice. I use a 600D and was recently thinking of upgrading to the 60D then I read a 70D was out soon lol What lenses do you use? Ive just taken hold of a nice Canon L 24-105mm which I used on my recent sunrise video. cheers