Double Exposure.

[Adrian64]

This might well be a stupid question but Is it possible to take a double exposure with a DSLR?

 

[Box Brownie]

This might well be a stupid question but Is it possible to take a double exposure with a DSLR?

An interesting question but I would surmise not because unlike in film days when there were ways of cocking the shutter without advancing the film (if we are talking about roll film)

I wonder if there are any dSLR that can do it???

 

[riddell]

Yes. You can do it with a 1dx

 

[Wandering star]

Yes you can have a read here https://www.format.com/magazine/res...aphy-technique-multiple-exposures-dslr-camera

 

[Harlequin565]

I believe it is a function on some cameras. The X-T3 had it (mirrorless, not DSLR) and I presume future revisions had it too. Quick Google says a 6D can do it but Sony A7 can't. Depends on the camera pretty much.

 

[Bristolian]

The Nikon D750 can do it too - max 3 exposures in a single photograph.

I'm sure there are other Nikon's that have it as a feature too.

 

[Sky]

I have a Nikon D610 and a D810 and they both will. In the menu it's called Multiple Exposure.

 

[Eltheza]

You can do it with the more humble Panasonic Lumix FZ1000!

 

[gramps]

HDR Setting ...

 

[Adrian64]

Thanks for the responses. A little surprising as I half expected a flat can't be done

 

[AMcUK]

Obviously you can do it in post processing.
Olympus also lets you do it in camera if you so choose.

Incorporating Multiple Exposure into Portraiture | OM SYSTEM

Multiple exposures allow you to create a photo out of elements that were not photographed together.

learnandsupport.getolympus.com

 

[mattclegg]

I was googling yeterday for advice on how to exposure a picture for the sky and the foreground and it led me to this clip. Is this what you mean when?

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsg7wGGz64g

 

[Raymond Lin]

You can do it with a 5D3 and 5D4. You can do up to 10 I recall.

 

[Bebop]

You can with Olympus - I think as many times as you wish, but it does two frames at a time. You can also do it afterwards with two images saved on the camera. I was playing with it just this week... I took one photo of the face picture and then another of the guitar, superimposing it over the first image - just mucking about as obviously a 600mm in your lounge at ISO 6400 is not ideal!