There are two types of Camelias: Camelia Japonica and Camelia Sasanqua. In general, Japonicas have fatter more rounded leaves and Sasanquas have more narrow pointy leaves. Japonicas cannot take full sun, they can sometimes adapt somewhat to full sun but the leaves get scorched and you won't have a happy plant. They prefer morning sun and dappled shade during the hotter part of the day. Sansanquas can take full sun but prefer it not be full on blazing sun. Camelias can be somewhat difficult to transplant because the root ball seems to kind of fall apart if you're not careful. If you want to move it, go ahead and do it, just get as big a root ball as you can and support it when lifting it from the hole keeping as much dirt around the root system intact during the process.
