Motion Blur Long Exposure Animation Tutorial - KeyShot Studio

Learn how to use this long-exposure style dynamic effect in your product renders using Motion Blur in KeyShot Studio!

First, add motion to the model. In this example, Ozan uses a rotation animation, but you can use any type of animation you prefer.

Next, adjust the direction and duration of the animation. Make sure the motion ends at the exact angle or position you want your product to be shown.

Then, enable the Motion Blur setting and adjust the shutter speed. Keep in mind that the lower the shutter speed value, the stronger the blur effect will be. This value corresponds to the real-world concept of shooting at 1 divided by X seconds.

After that, move the timeline cursor in the animation bar toward the end of the motion. The closer the timeline is to the end of the animation, the sharper the final image will appear. You can use trial and error here to achieve the look you want.

Finally, if you plan to render an animation, set your desired FPS value to control how many frames per second your video will play. This allows you to achieve more artistic and dynamic results.

Creating dynamic and artistic touches for your products in KeyShot Studio is that easy. ✨

Thanks to Ozan Kocaman for this helpful guide!