There are several ways to add motion blur in Adobe After Effects using different visual effects, motion graphics, and compositing techniques. That's why visual effects artists often add in digital motion blur to their effects to match what the viewer expects to see if that element were to be in the scene in reality. When things are in motion on the screen, especially fast motion, and do not have a blurred effect, it can be jarring and unnatural to watch. However, what viewers do notice is any lack of motion blur.
This effect also happens naturally with our eyes when we move our heads quickly from side to side, but it isn't something we notice, thanks to our brains "editing" it for us. Motion blur is the visual effect that’s naturally created due to a combination of the movement of objects and the shutter speed of the camera capturing them. We’ve compiled a handy tutorial to help you understand motion blur and how you can use it to seamlessly blend elements in your video projects or even create stylized effects. A great technique for blending objects more seamlessly in your compositions is to add motion blur. A key part of any motion graphics or animation work is making everything you add look like it belongs in the scene naturally and hasn't been "artificially" added.
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