Motion blur ( also called pixel blur ) is cause by movement of an object during exposure across pixels. Image turns out blur when object moves relative to the sensor and in turn moving across 2 or more pixels during exposure time.
Hence, there is a formula to calculate the maximum exposure time for the camera in order to prevent the motion blur.
Formula: | |||
Pixel blur : Speed x Max exp. time x ( Camera Resolution / FOV ) |
You may use the maximum exposure time calculator to obtain the maximum exposure time for the camera.