Multiple-Exposure Photography - Nikon FM3A Instruction Manual

Multiple-Exposure Photography

Tips
• Exposing a single frame more than once to overlap multiple images is called mul-
tiple-exposure photography.
• If images are to be overlapped in the background, exposure compensation is re-
quired, depending on the number of exposures in multiple-exposure photography.
(When images do not overlap, no compensation is necessary.)
Number of exposures
Standard compensation value
... As the film does not advance, the frame counter does not count up.
Frames may shift slightly in some cases of multiple-exposure photography. In
particular, film advance may be slightly unstable at the beginning and end of a
roll, so multiple-exposure photography using the first or last frame of a film roll is
not recommended.
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2 3
– 1.0 EV – 1.5 EV
• Do not advance film for multiple-expo-
sure photography, wind the film-ad-
vance lever
tiple-exposure lever
4 8 or 9
– 2.0 EV – 3.0 EV
2 2 2 2 2
while holding the mul-
1 1
1 1 1
toward you.