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From: rsg@cbscc.UUCP (Bob Garmise)
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Re: Multiple exposures ??
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Date: Wed, 5-Dec-84 09:56:18 EST
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Posted: Wed Dec  5 09:56:18 1984
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I agree, except I've always been told to:
  1) backwind the film until it's tightly wound, then...
  2) press/flip the release button/knob
  3) thumb wind the film as if you were advancing to a new frame
  4) un-press/un-flip (are those words?) the release button/knob
  5) take the second picture
Now for my question...let's say you're taking a picture of a lake and it's a
sunny day. On top of that you wish to multiply expose a car to make it look
like the car is hovering over the lake. For the sake of argument let's also
say the proper settings for each individual picture would be:
   1) Lake: f8 at 1/250 sec
   2) Car: f4 at 1/60 sec
To make a multiple exposure, what settings do I use?
...bob garmise...at&t bell labs, columbus...