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Physical cameras expose their film for some period of time, during which moving objects in the scene may change their position, orientation, size, or shape. Moving objects leave a blurry “trail” on the film. In particular, the edges of moving objects become semi-transparent because the object was only occupying the blurred region for some fraction of the shutter open time. Motion blurring simulates these effects.

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Driemeyer, T. (2000). Motion Blur. In: Rendering with mental ray®. mental ray® Handbooks, vol 1. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3697-3_9

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