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Step 1
Locate the slow sync option. Some models have the feature within the menu system, and others have a button on the rear of the camera body.
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Step 2
Use a tripod when using the slow sync mode on a digital camera to freeze everything within the frame. Tripods stop the common blur effect found on some photos due to unsteady hands holding the camera at very slow shutter speeds.
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Step 3
Blur the environment around the subject of the photo by hand holding the digital camera in slow sync flash mode. These shots offer an array of strange and differing effects.
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Step 4
Keep adjusting the shutter speeds of the digital camera to produce differing effects from the slow sync feature. Every event or shoot will present new ways to discover this technique.
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Step 5
Read over the camera's owner's manual to find the information regarding the flash options available to that particular model of digital camera.
















