Topic: [Answered] increase speed for walking people

[shafar]

Good Day,

Can you increase speed for walking people. I am testing a Hyperlapse simulation and want to put motion blur to all moving objects. 

Thanks for the previous reply with motion blur. I am using trial ver 7.3.

Regards.

Shaheen

[Morten]

Hello again, Shaheen, no - it's not possible to speed up the animations of the walking/running 3D people.

[shafar]

ok Thanks   

Shaheen

[Morten]

You're welcome.

[Robert A. Christman]

Hello hafar,
I am trying to figure out a reasonably quick workflow for hyperlapse also. Did you ever figure out a workaround using a LUMION rendering?
Or see another solution elsewhere?

Thanks,
Bob

[Morten]

Hi Bob, it's not possible to create time lapse animations in Lumion, so you'd need to render some long Clips in Lumion and then increase the playback speed in a video editor.

[Robert A. Christman]

Thanks Morten!
I just posted in another thread asking another user who was looking for the same type of time lapse or hyperlapse effect if he found a workflow using other software with a Lumion animation.

Im guessing After Effects or similar. Would appreciate it if anyone has any suggestions to post on the forum somewhere.

Thanks,
Bob

[Morten]

I'd recommend Davince Resolve 15. It's free and pretty easy to use.

[Robert A. Christman]

We figured out a pretty easy way to do it, albeit using Adobe After Effects, but as Morten recommended, im sure Davince Resolve can do it also.

Other post is here:
https://forum.lumion.com/general-discussion-area-(commercial-users)/slow-motion-effect-and-fast-effect/

Thanks,
Bob

[Morten]

im sure Davince Resolve can do it also.

Yes, I'd be surprised if it wasn't possible in Davinci Resolve as well.

[Robert A. Christman]

im just not sure if the motion blur effects are in the FREE version of Davinci Resolve. It looks awesome but i have not installed yet.

Thanks,
Bob

[Morten]

im just not sure if the motion blur effects are in the FREE version of Davinci Resolve.

Sadly not. You'd need the commercial 'Studio' version for that.

[Robert A. Christman]

Thanks for verifying Morten.

[Morten]

You're welcome.