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I've not tried this, but it comes to mind as a possibility....
Try exporting your object as a 32bit avi (with transparency). Then inside your NLE (VS for example), place this on an overlay track and apply a blur filter to it. Since it is transparent, the blur should be applied to the object, and not the background.
Simple answer to your question.. Yes, as an after-effect..
Try exporting your object as a 32bit avi (with transparency). Then inside your NLE (VS for example), place this on an overlay track and apply a blur filter to it. Since it is transparent, the blur should be applied to the object, and not the background.
Simple answer to your question.. Yes, as an after-effect..
Ron Petersen, Web Board Administrator