Pentax Zoom 70-R - Taking a picture at slow shutter speed

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Slow Shutter Speed
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In this mode, the flash does not fire, and a picture is
taken at a slower shutter speed. Use this in situations
where flash photography is prohibited, such as in
theaters, museums, etc. Furthermore, this mode is also
useful when you wish to take a soft-lighted picture with
natural atmosphere.
Notes:
• When shooting in darkness, another indicator helps
avoid underexposure. Press the shutter release button
half-way; the Flash-On mode mark ( V ) on the LCD
panel flickers to recommend use of the flash.
• When shooting in darkness, the shutter speed gets
slower, and camera shake is more likely to blur your
shot, so use a tripod.
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Slow-Speed Synchro
Shooting
if the red-eye reduction flash button ( ^) is pressed in
the Slow Shutter Speed mode, the Slow-Speed Sync
flash mode is set. It's possible to expose both subject
and background in a balanced way as shown in the
photo.