Nope. Motion blur is a rendering effect, independent of the camera.

Aww man, shit farts

Looks like I'm stuck with rendering everything separately and compositing later.

Here are the settings I tried: Master Group Layer: Animated Layer Effects: On, Motion Blur: Off (this is the group that is moved around as a placeholder for the camera, camera being static) v Switch layer: Animated Layer Effects: On, Motion Blur: On (animated layer effects and motion blur are switch...

Motion blur still picks up the 'master layer's' movement when rendering.

Making the master layer 'ignore camera' also doesn't seem to help. It seems anything that moves with respect to another layer, creates the 'trail' of images that causes motion blur' regardless of any setting.

Hi, I'm having an issue with rendering motion blur a certain way. I am using motion blur to ease transitions between switch layers that have images. So far, motion blur works well between switch layers and layer translations during animation. The problem is when say the layer that is to be moved is ...