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Sep 30, 2007 14:20 |  #16

aymanmb wrote in post #4035153 (external link)
Is it possible with the 400D to have multiple exposure on same frame/shot. We used to enjoy this with film Cameras and do a lot of trocks with it.

If yes, how?

It is actually impossible for any digital camera to do a true double-exposure in the way that it can be done with film.

There is at least one Nikon camera that can combine exposures in the camera, but that is done with in-camera software which is combining images in post-processing software, but without the user-accessable controls of the post-processing software.

With digital technology, I would much rather have control over the process instead of depending on the camera's decisions as to the outcome.


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Sep 30, 2007 15:12 |  #17
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Nikons are better in that area.
If I remember correctly, some models can do 5, even 7 AEB shots in a sequence.


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