double exposure

[isolated]

hi i'm new to this forum, and there are some question that i'd like to ask u guys, i've been wondering about how to make a double exposure photo can anyone tell me how ?
i'm still learning and i'm dying to find out more on tips and techniques in photography. thanks

 

[voodoocat]

Try this thread http://thephotoforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2389

 

[ismael]

Hi,

There are several ways. I do it with my manual PENTAX MV-1. It has a feature that allows you to wind up the shutter WITHOUT advancing the film. Not all cameras do that. I bought it just for that feature and because I already had compatible PENTAX equipment. Some newer models do that electronically controlled, but I think there is a limit on how many exposures you can do. Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Ismael

 

[P Bailey]

The best and cheapest way to experiment with double exposures, is to buy an old camera with no double exposure protection. The Argus C-3 is a good one for 35mm and there are many old TLR's around that can be purchased for a few dollars if you want to try double exposures in medium format.

 

[spicychicken]

I didn't see anywhere im my manual where it discussed double/multiple exposures. anyone know how to create this with a minolta x-300?

 

[tr0gd0o0r]

i just wanted to put a little interesting tid-bit in on this topic. I jsut gota new pentax istd. It is capable of exposing the same frame up to 9 times. just an interesting thought

 

[seanarmenta]

yes, most of the late model SLRs have a limit of 9 exposures on the same frame.

here's one i did not too long ago...