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Multiple Exposure
lI1ultiple
Exposure consists
of
two
or more exposures
of
one or more subjects
n the same frame.
, Multiple Exposure can be set
in
P,
S,
A and M exposure modes .
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1
Rotate the Command Dial while pressing the multiple
exposure
e button
so
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appears
in
the LCD panel. The
display changes as follows:
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Cancel
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~
+
(no
display)
~
•
~
appears
in
the LCD panel when the
Multiple Exposure is set.
2
Rotate the Command Dial while pressing the ® button to
set the necessary Exposure Compensation.
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•
Test
shooting is recommended since the compensation actually required varies
depending on the shooting situation.
• When the background is completely dark and subjects do not overlap, no
compensation is necessary for each shot.
•
In
some cases, frames may shift slightly
in
multiple exposure.
In
particular, film
advance becomes unstable at the beginning and near the end
of
a film roll so
multiple exposure is not recommended. 69
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