How does the location of the camera affect the way motion is captured?

image can appear blurred

Explanation:

First, we need to remember that a camera is used to capture a moment in time. Thus, the way a camera is positioned or located can affect the way motion is captured.

For example, a camera located on a moving vehicle can make the objects captured to appear still (slow), such that the subject will be more in focus and the background of the image will be blurred.

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