How to Make a DOUBLE EXPOSURE In Camera

In this tutorial, I go over how to create a double/multiple exposure in-camera with my Canon 5dmarkIV. I also give away a few secrets of how I created the multiple exposure in the thumbnail.
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Special thanks to Aaron Bean and Mango Street for some spicy B-Roll in this video.

[ruthiembayabu]

My favorite part was the last bit. "Lean into what makes you different"
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Gonna hang that on my wall😌

[elizabethgoodwin]

This is something I have been wanting to do and learn for years! As a kid I remember this happening on my film camera and sometimes they would be the coolest image. I finally updated my camera and can now do double exposure. Thanks for doing This video.

[EmMa-ckwq]

Wow, who is this interesting personality?! Came to learn about double exposure, but now definitely following youuu

[danggood]

something i like about this and appreciate about the story you shared: you are honest. that triple exposure with the moon, it was first and foremost luck. so many people talk about how if you hustle hard you can achieve all your dreams. but that leaves out the reality that LUCK is also involved. BUT, hustle is important too. because the luck struck, but you were ready for it. you had already honed your skills through the hustle so you had the skills needed to take advantage of that ridiculous moon shot. ita a combo of hard work and right place, right time. good job Eric.

[TheWorld_]

Man...I'm so grateful and humbled for your sharing this...this is literally so exciting and opens up endless new creative adventures.

[arab]

Excellent video, Eric. I pray that your channel gets the exposure it deserves.

[justynaelizabethbutlerphot]

Shift is one of my favorites EVER! Epic! Hello from Colorado! and Pine Valley Lake is incredible in Vail!!!!

[Carlos-msyx]

Love your channel. Great work. Chicago is the best.

[kolapyellow]

Cool trick. All in camera. How awesome.

[AttackKnob]

Awesome tutorial man, I didn't realize digital could even do this.

[thefailingstudent]

thats awesome. Never knew the new cameras had this! I did something like this as an experiment with a canon xti.
wasnt the greatest but it got a bowl of cereal to the shape of a mini cooper. Used a toy mini cooper behind a piece of paper, and had a bowl of cereal. got my tripod set up to frame the mini and took a quick focus test. put the camera focus in manual mode and taped it so it didnt move. found a distance away from the bowl of cereal and set up another tripod there. put camera in bulb and turn off all the lights so its pitch black. hit the shutter release and strobe the flash for the cereal. then move the camera to the other tripod and strobed the flash behind the mini that is behind the white paper.
Did this back in photo class. the teacher gave us a project to take a photo in a unique way. That was what i came up with.

[augustincollie]

Yes Yes Yes ! Crystal clear explanation!
Thanks from Belgium! (y)
Keep it up !!!

[southerngirlsociety]

I would love to have seen you talk us through how you created the other ones you showed too... but a definite thank you for doing this video!!

[scottbailey]

That’s the best tag line since apples “the power to be your best”. Definitely going to lean into that one!

[brianasealy]

That was epic!! Thank you so much for the tips!! The exit message was so inspiring as well!

[HowDo-YouDo]

Great tutorial, and congrats on how quickly your channel is growing!

[damianslow]

Thanks for your tips! I'm going yo try this on my next engagement shot. 😉

[tomfeaser]

Thanks Eric. Im new to your channel and work. Love your images. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[figzastro-photography]

Nice video. Interesting stuff. I need to start experimenting with my canon 6d m ll. Thank you.

[Myusernameistakenwtf]

So the picture at 1:11... Is this a triple exposure too? Tree/people sillhouettes, sky, and stars? Which picture did you take first and was it under or over exposed?