Why is it that the car taillights are flashing when viewed through a mobile phone camera but cannot be seen with the naked eye? Masters

Cameras are different from eyes. For objects moving at different speeds, corresponding shutter speeds need to be set.

The scanning frequency of car taillights does not match the shutter speed of the camera, but it is within the frequency range acceptable to the eyes.

So it’s fine with your eyes, but it flashes when you take a photo.

General cameras have an electronic shutter setting that can solve this problem.

Mobile phone camera. . . . .

There is no good way