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Frame-to-frame

Long Exposure

Blend a bounded frame history into the current frame for average, lighten, or additive exposure trails.

Written By Massimo Albanese

Last updated About 4 hours ago

Blend a bounded frame history into the current frame for average, lighten, or additive exposure trails.

In: Frame-to-frame

How it works

Temporal Long Exposure accumulates a bounded history of previous rendered
frames before blending the result into the current frame. Average mode is stable
and photographic, Lighten mode keeps bright motion trails, and Additive mode
pushes the frame toward blown-out video feedback.

Location

Temporal / Frame-to-frame / Long Exposure

Controls

Choose Video mode. This effect uses previous frames, so play forward to inspect it.

Actions

Space plays or pauses. Use the timeline to choose a time.

Parameters

ControlWhat it doesDefaultRangeNudgeAnimation
BlendSets how strongly this effect is blended with the source image.0.750 to 10.01Continuous keyframes
DecayDecay setting for this effect.0.860 to 1.250.01Continuous keyframes
ExposureAdjusts exposure in this effect's output.10 to 40.05Continuous keyframes
FramesFrames setting for this effect.81 to 161Continuous keyframes
ModeOperation mode for the selected effect family.averagePanel-definedContinuousPanel-dependent
Uses Temporal FramesUses Temporal Frames setting for this effect.OnPanel-definedContinuousPanel-dependent

madphase 1.4.0

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