When you are attempting a double/triple exposure using a dslr, do you have to adjust for exposure as you would with a film camera or does it digitally adjust in the dslr automatically.
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GoofyNewfie wrote:
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First time I am on the forum in a year and the first response is critical..go figure
GoofyNewfie wrote:
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Cheers and welcome back!
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GoofyNewfie wrote:
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Goofy, now, if everybody just had the same question, we'd only have to answer it ONCE!! :lol:
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Not intended to be critical at all, just helpful to the rest of us and future searches. .
I think the camera automatically compensates for however many exposures you are going to be using in your multi-exposure image.
SharpShooter wrote:
Goofy, now, if everybody just had the same question, we'd only have to answer it ONCE!! :lol:
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You have a point there.
He did change it to a more helpful title.
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I don't mind questions being asked over again. Gives some of the new members a chance to jump in, sometimes with better answers than previously posted. I've noticed some new members with a great knowledge base lately.
camerabuff58 wrote:
When you are attempting a double/triple exposure using a dslr, do you have to adjust for exposure as you would with a film camera or does it digitally adjust in the dslr automatically.
I have not been on this site for quite awhile and it is good to be back
Why mess about in-camera, when it's so easy to simulate it in post processing? Where you can fix/adjust darn near anything.
I am not that good in PP hence the reason for my inquiry
Thanks
On the Canon 5DMK III, you can select different options for the in-camera multiple exposure.
Here is a screen of the manual page.
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camerabuff58 wrote:
First time I am on the forum in a year and the first response is critical..go figure
Yeah, but it couldn't be done by a nicer person. Everyone loves a LHD Lover!
My Nikon D300 does the auto exposure compensation.(If I tell it to).
Pablo8 wrote:
My Nikon D300 does the auto exposure compensation.(If I tell it to).
Yes, it seems that the Nikon DSLRs which do multiple exposures have the "Auto gain" option.
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