a day on german autobahn ;-)
The normal frame rate for film is 30 frames per second. Slow motion is shot at a much higher frame rate sometimes into the 1,000s of fps.
If you are shooting a car going past you and need to pan to follow the car you have to do the pan at the same speed as the car. So if the car is going at 100 mph and passes you it is only in he frame for a few seconds and you do not get many frames. If he car is going past at 20 mph you are able to get more frames of film which gives you a less blurry image. This is why he Hobbit was filmed at a higher frame rate.
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