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Speed Leaves a Trace: Understanding Motion Blur
Why does the animation look so messy? The edges are fuzzy and it looks like a mistake. It is not a mistake. It is motion blur. Watch this. Whoa! I see a ghostly trail behind your fingers. That trail is the path your eye takes as speed increases. Without it, movement feels jerky and fake. So the blur represents the actual speed of the object? Exactly. It bridges the gap between still frames to make reality feel smooth. I get it now. It is the visual memory of where the object just was. Precisely. Speed leaves a trace.
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Why does the animation look so messy? The edges are fuzzy and it looks like a mistake. It is not a mistake. It is motion blur. Watch this. Whoa! I see a ghostly trail behind your fingers. That trail is the path your eye takes as speed increases. Without it, movement feels jerky and fake. So the blur represents the actual speed of the object? Exactly. It bridges the gap between still frames to make reality feel smooth. I get it now. It is the visual memory of where the object just was. Precisely. Speed leaves a trace.
