Of course, it's not obvious from the still frame, but the camera is actually moving quite fast at this point in the shot.

I have vector movement for blurring rendered into the EXF image for compositing, but this pre-composite preview doesn't use it. I can also add "motion lines" or something with Grease Pencil.

(This is #Blender #NPR3D, of course).

If you miss the "Lunatics!" art I used to post more often, I post that on my "Lunatics Project" Pixelfed, now (although I do boost them here, still). I decided that was a more appropriate platform. It's all on the Fediverse, still:

https://px.filmfreedom.net/lunatics

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Soyuz on the pad, just after sunrise.

Because launch vehicles tend to launch towards the East to take advantage of the Earth's rotation, the Gagarin-Start pad in Kazakhstan does 'face' eastwards, with the support equipment on the west side, which makes this shot work out nicely.

From "Lunatics!" ep.1 "No Children in Space".

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