How to Combine 3 Exposures With a Nikon
One of the options available on Nikon digital cameras is the ability to make multiple exposures. This allows the option to produce double, triple, and more exposures on a single frame, much like a film camera. Not every Nikon digital camera has this option; for those that do not, the exposures will need to be combined in an outside program such as Photoshop. Combining three exposures in-camera with a Nikon camera is a setting found in the Shooting Menu.
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Instructions
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Verify that your Nikon has a multiple exposure mode. Many cameras do not have this function and so it will be missing from your command menus. In this instance, you will not be able to combine three exposures without using an outside tool, such as Photoshop.
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Press MENU, then select SHOOTING MENU. Scroll down to select the "Multiple Exposure" option. Press the right arrow and select the number of shots. Set this number to three to combine three exposures. Press the OK button.
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Shoot your first exposure. You can review this exposure. Shoot the second and third exposures within 30 seconds; if there is a delay of more than 30 seconds, the camera will revert to normal mode.
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jason1433
Jul 08, 2010
is there a way to make the interval greater than 30 secs. between exposures, say to take pics of the moon across the sky, im using a d300s.
