Multiple exposure

[tina_lee1]

Hello Every body ......

Whay is multiple exposure ? every cammera have this function ? I can

do this on my nikon D100. Thi is new for me (beginner) Please ! let

me know. Thank You.

[gaius1]

It is when you release the shutter without advancing the film. You can use the technique to create special effects with a tripod, for example, shoot once with a person in and once without and they will appear as a "ghost".

 

Another technique I use is to shoot the moon with a 200mm lens, then shoot a landscape at 17mm. The moon is obviously "too big", but it actually looks a lot more like it the way people perceive it.<div></div>

[ralph_wilson]

<p><i>"It is when you release the shutter without advancing the film"</i></p>

<p>That is correct. It also means you can't do it with a D100. You can combine

images in Photoshop to get the same results.</p>

[luis triguez]

Or in the darkroom. But that is another world.<div></div>

[rustys pics]

Nikon used to build this into a lot of film bodies. The 8008 series could do up to 9 exposures on one frame, and the FE-2 had the ability to multi-expose. I think even the entry level N75 has it.

 

For digital, just use layers in Photoshop.

[luis triguez]

Russ,

 

that bottom looks to be frozen :----)

[rustys pics]

Hah! yeah. I'm sure the model was glad that it was a double exposure....