How to Implement a Motion Blur Filter using Python

Natural motion blurs occur when an image subject is moving faster than the exposure time of a camera. Motion blur filters, on the other hand, seek to emulate this effect on stationary image subjects with the help of advanced modeling techniques.

Thankfully, the below API solution makes it possible to impart a motion blur effect on your image without having to make any complex calculations yourself. You can simply install the below SDK, call the function, and specify the radius, sigma and angle of your motion blur to create a customizable visual effect.

Run the following command to install the Python SDK:

Then add the imports and call the function:

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