Directional Blur Node¶

Blurs an image along a specified direction. Can be used to fake motion blur.

Inputs¶

Image: Standard color input.
Samples: The number of samples used to compute the blur. The more samples the smoother the result, but at the expense of more compute time. The actual number of samples is two to the power of this input, so it increases exponentially.
Center: The position at which the transformations pivot around. Defined in normalized coordinates, so 0 means lower left corner and 1 means upper right corner of the image.
Rotation: The amount of rotation that the blur spans.
Scale: The amount of scaling that the blur spans.

Amount: The amount of translation that the blur spans in the specified direction relative to the size of the image. Negative values indicate translation in the opposite direction.
Direction: The angle that defines the direction of the translation.