| globalisateur said: Beware. Driveclub has the most impressive, subtle and high quality motion blur I have ever seen in a game. Minimum blur, maximum efficienty to remove 30hz judder. They put a LOT of effort into their motion blur tech. The best motion blur should be when you actually don't (or not much) notice any blur in motion (like with Driveclub). Contrary to what many think the motion blur is not meant to reproduce a blurry 24fps movie but to reduce visible judder in motion and you can do that reasonnably well without any strong blur effect, it's possible. Unfortunately it's an exception among excessive and very low quality use of motion blur seen in most games where it's often meant to reproduce blurry 24hz movies, a 'cool filmic effect' Ugh. And some people like that effect unfortunately like the film grain, I hate that one too. But then you have some that use excessive motion blur in 60hz games which is incredibly stupid. |
The best motion blur implementation is the non-image space methods IMO ...
