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MULTIPLE EXPOSURE
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CANCELLING MULTIPLE EXPOSURE
Cancel multiple-exposure mode by setting another drive mode.
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It is also possible to change the number of exposures remaining in the
multiple-exposure series after starting the series. Follow the
instructions for Setting Multiple Exposure. The number of exposures
set will be the number remaining.
Example A: After starting a multiple exposure series, the number of
exposures is changed to 1. Multiple exposure mode will cancel after
the next exposure is made.
Example B: After shooting 8 exposures of a multiple exposure series,
the number of exposures is reset to 9. Multiple exposure mode will
cancel after 9 more exposures are made.
• Values 0 - 9 are available.
Turn either dial to select the
number of exposures.
Press the shutter-release button partway down to enter
the setting.
Press the shutter-release button all the
way down to take the first picture.
• M2 will appear in the data panel.
Repeat step 6 until all the exposures have been made.
• Multiple-exposure mode is cancelled and the camera is automatically
set to single frame advance after all the exposures have been made.
• If the battery is removed before a multiple exposure series is
complete, multiple exposure will be cancelled, but the film will not
have advanced to the next frame.
• Tell your photofinisher there are multiple exposure frames on the film.
Some photofinishers may not automatically print multiple exposure
frames.
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You may want to use exposure compensation to underexpose each
exposure so the final image on the frame is not overexposed (p 74).
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