I wrote a script a short while back that allows you to increase the image
resolution and at the same time increase the fov of the camera to
compensate. This sounds like what you need. Unfortunately I lost it but
usually it pops up again when I grovel to the list. Anyone?
General hint, in case you've not spotted it; use rapid motion for your blur
render. Also give it a shot on the non-blurred render. You should get better
frame times on both.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM
> [mailto:owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM] On Behalf Of Andrew Konkin
> Sent: 20 July 2005 12:45
> To: XSI
> Subject: Motion Blur in two passes ???
>
> Hello List.
> I have to use motion blur in two pass.
> First pass I've render a scene without motion blur and second
> pass I've render the scene with motion blur and project the
> sequence of first pass to geometry of the scene with using
> constant shader , seems I do it the way everybody know.
> But there is a little problem when I render the second pass ,
> corners of the frames have black artifacts which definitely
> appear because of way I do motion blur.
> Does anybody know the way to add to current resolution of a
> frames a little bit more pixels around the frames during
> final render and also kipping same ratio of viewing of the
> frames like in view port camera in XSI.
> For example I've render a frames with 720 576 resolution and
> have camera view with same settings in XSI view port so how
> can I have frames after render a scene with keeping
> proportion of the frame and get frames after final render
> with for example 730 586 a little bit more resolution to keep
> the motion blur artifacts out of range of my frames ?
>
>
>
> Thanks.
>
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