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I LOVE THAT CHARACTER! My wife, Gwynne, and I laugh everytime we watch either of those two episodes. I show them to my friends. Great stuff! Martin Hash

Hey! Hey! Hey! I love OmOmCAoTKT (One man, One machine, Creating Animation on Their Kitchen Table). Good job! Martin Hash

Wow!

Rich; That's a great rig! As an aside: Noel once spent some time trying to get the "motion capture" plug-in to convert Actions created for one rig to work on another. There have been a couple of new rigs lately that make me want to resurrect that project. Keep up the good work. Sincerely, Martin Hash

However, it does produce blurred images - that's why it isn't always on. In the case of animation, where motion blur is desirable, the directional nature of this blurring is positive, but static elements will be blurred. Almost all post-processing is image blurring: bloom, film-grain, depth-of-field, lens flares, motion blur, HDRI, etc., etc., etc. People like blur, that's the reason there's so much interest in separating out the render elements (diffuse, specular, mirrors, etc.) - so they can be degraded to varying degrees before recompositing. That's the art. Martin Hash