Multiple Exposure Photography in Camera - A Step by Step Guide

Join Kim as she shares how to do multiple exposure photography in camera. This is a beautiful creative form of photography that can create an outlet for you to express yourself.

00:00 - Intro
02:08 - Setting up your camera
05:00 - Creating a multiple exposure image
09:18 - Image montage
10:56 - Inspiring words

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[Walt.]

Someone may have mentioned this by now but I just rewatched this video and wanted to let you know that there is a third way to do this, also in camera, and it results in a RAW image, to boot! Go to your Retouch menu and find image overlay. Once in there, you can select the single images that you want to merge, hit OK, and you now have a RAW multiple exposure! My Nikon D7000 will only allow me to select 2 images, but your newer model may be capable of more. I get some good results that I like better than if I merged them in post! Cheers!

[slannne]

Thanks Kim. I’ll try this see what I can come up with. Never even thought of doing this. Excellent video.

[gerardmckeever]

Once again Kim an inspirational video and since your introduction on it a few weeks back I've been dabbing at it. For me Less is More, maybe a 3rd image. Amazing shots towards the end

[dianneandres]

I've wanted to try this with my Nikon D850, and after watching this video I gave it a shot, what fun this is! Thank you so much for your detailed explanation. I love all of you videos!

[joncothranphotography]

Wow! I'm going to check for that option in my camera. Thanks Kim!

[marktaylor]

Very inspiring Kim, cant wait to give this a try. Have a happy Christmas and a peaceful new year.

[mikiethebikie]

Thanks Kim, I get 3 images on my D7200. This is a great technique. A very merry Christmas to you a the best of 2023.

[dwrisdon]

Bravo! I enjoyed the format of you "focusing" on a single process.

[scotts]

These photographs turned out very well. I'm loving my new photography hobby😊

[deepaktalwardt]

Thanks, Kim! Very much looking forward to the Photoshop tutorial.

[Johnny-ttzc]

Love the image @10:40 . Merry Christmas to you and your family. And may 2023 be the best year ever.
🎄

[Triplebuc]

Love your accent in your Speech, and your excellent explanation of your subject, VERY NICE

[RustyBin]

wow they look amazing - almost ethereal! Stay happy and keep snapping :)

[robertllawrencejr]

Thank you! Great video. I recently realized that my Z50 can do this. I love the ICM and the in-camera multiple exposure

[a.beckwith]

Thankyou, excellent video, lots of food for thought. Merry Christmas Kim

[peterschumann]

I loved it, good idea, as you say, it's good to look in the camera's menu at what setting possibilities you can achieve

[PeteLoughlin]

What an eye opener. I would personally prefer to do this on the computer but I love the creative ideas that your videos inspires

[williammorrison]

Great video Kim you always come up with new things to try. I wish you a Merry Christmas.

[paulmartin]

Thanks for pointing this out, I have the Canon 90D and have got this facility. Will be trying this out over the next few days. 👍

[kennetht]

That's pretty cool thanks for sharing it with us!