Camera Selection: Priority System vs. Activating / Deactivating

First, thanks for Cinemachine!. I had rolled my own virtual camera system with morphing but, obviously, nice to have this in somebody else's hands now ;-)

So, in the interest of performance, I used the "deactivate virtual cameras" method to switch cameras in Cinemachine. Understandably, adding a noise function to the virtual cameras results in a discontinuity when you disable camera A, and cause the system to slew to camera B.

• Is there any sneaky way around this, or should I switch via priorities?
• Are the virtual cameras "smart enough" to skip some processing when they are no longer a factor in a morph?
• If not, should I just set up a timer and disable the previous camera after the morph is done?

Thanks for any advice!

 

Thanks... Yes, I enabled a "Basic Multi Channel Perlin" noise on all of my VirtualCameras.

So, I tried disabling just the CinemachineVirtualCamera components vs. the entire GameObject they are on, and I see the same discontinuity. It "feels" like the noise from the "former" camera isn't being factored into the blend to the "new" camera.

 

FWIW: I'm getting the sense that the noise function is reset when the component is disabled/enabled and that may be causing the discontinuity.