rendering motion blur in maya mental ray

By lesterbanks | Published: June 14, 2010

Leo Covarrubias covers the basic setup for rendering motion blur with mental ray. Mental ray can produce very accurate motion blur of both, primary objects and shadows and reflections.

Runtime: ~20 min.
Software: Maya, mental ray
Instructor: Leo Covarrubias

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2 Comments

  1. chris
    Posted May 15, 2011 at 1:05 pm | Permalink

    Great tutorial! The only thing is when I render my Mental Ray as a TGA file How do I convert the images to a video? I can’t find any free software. Help please

  2. anya
    Posted July 14, 2011 at 10:57 pm | Permalink

    Wonderful tutorial–very clear and friendly. Thanks, Leo. Quick question: How to insure that motion blur is properly applied to reflections? In my current scene the moving object is blurry, but its reflection in another object is crisp. Thanks a million for any pointers.

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