Post-render motion blur

A computer-readable memory comprising a sequence of instructions which, when executed by one or more processors, causes the one or more processors to apply a post-render motion blur to an object by:

• receiving a first image of the object, wherein:
• the first image is not motion blurred;
• and
• the first image comprises:
• a first pixel;
• and
• rendered color information for the first pixel;
• receiving a second image of the object, wherein:
• the second image is motion blurred;
• and
• the second image comprises:
• a second pixel;
• and
• a location of the second pixel before the second image was motion blurred;
• locating the first pixel in the first image using the location of the second pixel before the second image was motion blurred;
• and
• coloring the second pixel using the rendered color information for the first pixel.

A system comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and
• a memory communicatively coupled with and readable by the one or more processors and comprising a sequence of instructions which, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to apply a post-render motion blur to an object by:
• receiving a first image of the object, wherein:
• the first image is not motion blurred;
• and
• the first image comprises:
• a first pixel;
• and
• rendered color information for the first pixel;
• receiving a second image of the object, wherein:
• the second image is motion blurred;
• and
• the second image comprises:
• a second pixel;
• and
• a location of the second pixel before the second image was motion blurred;
• locating the first pixel in the first image using the location of the second pixel before the second image was motion blurred;
• and
• coloring the second pixel using the rendered color information for the first pixel.