How to Take a Double Exposure with Your Digital Camera
Find out if your camera will shoot double exposure or if there is a; , Put some thought, beforehand, into what you want your double exposure to look like., Shoot a silhouette of something., Take your second photo., Make your double exposure.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find out if your camera will shoot double exposure or if there is a;
While the whole process is somewhat serendipitous, you can have some control over the result with careful planning. , You want the majority of the scene to be blown out and your subject silhouetted. , This photo will be filling in the silhouette for the most part.
Maybe, photograph a fire, flowers, etc.
Whatever triggers your 'muse'. , Quite a few cameras will do that, or there could be a hack for you to do it. -
Step 2: Put some thought
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Step 3: beforehand
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Step 4: into what you want your double exposure to look like.
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Step 5: Shoot a silhouette of something.
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Step 6: Take your second photo.
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Step 7: Make your double exposure.
Detailed Guide
While the whole process is somewhat serendipitous, you can have some control over the result with careful planning. , You want the majority of the scene to be blown out and your subject silhouetted. , This photo will be filling in the silhouette for the most part.
Maybe, photograph a fire, flowers, etc.
Whatever triggers your 'muse'. , Quite a few cameras will do that, or there could be a hack for you to do it.
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