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- Right-click the viewport, choose "Render Settings", and set what you want.
- Switch to the Clip Editor. Make sure the scene (non-"work") camera is active.
- Stay still in time until the bottom-right sample counter loops back to "Sample 1 of X".
- Now click "File" > "Export" > "Image..." and save it somewhere with a filename ending with ".png" (without quotes), or click "File" > "Export" > "Image to Clipboard", open an image editor, paste it, and save it.
Such an image export will export what's currently in the viewport, thus why to wait for it to sample out before exporting. As it's already rendered, the export will be really fast, not having to be re-rendered before being exported.
The export will be at the resolution set in "File" > "Export" > "Movie...", though if you change that, it's a good idea to save the session and reload it before doing an image export.
As for the motion blur itself, you just have to make a very quick movement (animation-wise). That motion will then be sampled in the motion blur when following the instructions above.