double exposure

[paigew]

I tried out double exposure last night for the first time. It was so much fun! I think I will be doing more of these.

(in camera 5d mark iii)
double exposure by paige_w, on Flickr

paigewilks.com-107.jpg by paige_w, on Flickr

'dream' by paige_w, on Flickr

 

[sscarmack]

Wow, cool experiment! Very different.

 

[astroNikon]

All the Nikons can do double exposure, only some of the Canons can do it.
It is a pretty neat feature

 

[D-B-J]

I still have yet to try this. One day! Really nice results Paige

 

[avraam]

All the Nikons can do double exposure, only some of the Canons can do it.
It is a pretty neat feature

WOW!!! it's really amazing!
and what about Nikon, what should be done to get a similar result?

 

[Derrel]

REALLY good double exposures! That plant is one I have seen before, and it works just superbly for the back half of the head and bodies. Well-done Paige, well-done!

 

[xzyragon]

I really like how in the first one, the outline on the edge of her face is uninterrupted.

 

[paigew]

Thanks guys if you have the feature try it out!

 

[astroNikon]

All the Nikons can do double exposure, only some of the Canons can do it.
It is a pretty neat feature

WOW!!! it's really amazing!
and what about Nikon, what should be done to get a similar result?

This is how I learned how to do it -->


last that i knew the Canon 1dx, 5dm3, 6d can do double exposure.
The Nikons can do various. My d7000 can up to 3 multi exposure. I have simple examples in my Gallery

 

[dannylightning]

that's really cool, I might have to try something like this.

 

[CherylL1]

Yes, very cool! I'll have to try it out.

 

[FITBMX]

Those look wonderful! You did an incredible job!!!

 

[paigew]

Those look wonderful! You did an incredible job!!!

thank you

 

[PixelRabbit]

Love these! Thank you for another reason to add to the "I need a 5DIII because..." list!!

 

[CameraClicker]

Excellent job!
All my film cameras can do it. So can my 5D Mk III. But, I just do it in Photoshop, which saves remembering exactly where your subject was, and gives more opportunity to adjust opacity.