Thanks so much for doing a tutorial where you don't 1. Explain what a double exposure is or why someone who searched 'how to double exposure might want to do a double exposure 2. Say 'Hey guys!!!!! 😋🤩😘😵😉🙃 It's YA BOY...' 3. Use dubstep to artificially inflate how exciting double exposures are 4. Make the video 20 minutes long You know, the simple things that save me time and homicidal rage

@AwesomeCameras

5 жыл бұрын

youre welcome on all of the above!! haha

@DrumGuitarDude

4 жыл бұрын

And talking about your sponsors! What KZread has become is beyond me.

@samaime3507

3 жыл бұрын

how do I like this comment more than once

@ViaOjo

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t forget how great my camera gear is and how great I art

the fact you blew through a roll of film for this educational experience shows the level of your dedication. thank you 🙏

@AwesomeCameras

6 жыл бұрын

glad you appreciate it!! thanks for watching!!!

@henrikpersson4698

5 жыл бұрын

+1

@kaleljorel6741

3 жыл бұрын

isn't just the exposed part is burned? why the whole film Is burnt? it's inside the canister, in the dark.

@valentinengelland

3 жыл бұрын

@@kaleljorel6741 you're right

This is the simplest most concisely put video on how to do double exposures. For someone that cant STAND 10-20 minute long videos, this is God sent. Thank you! Super helpful.

Holy shit, straight to the point, no padded on time. 10/10 thanks 🙏🏾

Took me a few hours of searching until I found your video with exactly what I was looking for. Cheers, man!

@AwesomeCameras

3 ай бұрын

Glad I could help!

Muy bien! Aesthetically pleasing, brief, well explained. I really appreciated seeing what was going on in the camera.

Super helpful! I've wondered how to do this for such a long time and finally know now, thanks!

lol "maybe subscribe.... or dont"

@AwesomeCameras

7 жыл бұрын

Anthony Moody ;) the choice is yours and yours alone!

@mathieuclement8011

7 жыл бұрын

The other day I saw a video, and the guy said "if this is your first time on this channel, make sure to subscribe". That makes absolutely no sense! Yet he says it in every video. I like that you say "or don't". Thank you for that. Thank you for making videos not for likes / subscribers => money.

@tjpeters5000

7 жыл бұрын

i only subscribed because you gave me the option :)

I absolutely love how direct and simple this video is, thanks sm

@AwesomeCameras

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

That was really clear and very helpful. Thanks!

finally a simple easy and quick video of someone explaining it haha seriously, thanks!

I wondered if there was a way to do this directly on the film, and there is! I'm so excited to try it

Thanks a lot. Was searching around looking at websites but this is what i needed to see. Many thanks!

AWESOME! I wanted to this so badly. Thanks man!!!

i appreciate that you sacrificed the roll of film for showing us how to take double exposure. subscribed n liked! thanks alot

So easy, I Will try it this weekend! Thanks for the video.

This was very helpful! I've been interested in doing double exposures, and thanks to you I now know how! :-)

thanks dude!! that quick minute video was all I needed to see! :)

@AwesomeCameras

4 жыл бұрын

short and sweet!! thats how I like em!!

Easy to understand! Thank you. Love it

Great, on point, fast. Thumbs up for such content. Thanks man. You're the hero of youtube. May there be more like you :)

@AwesomeCameras

2 ай бұрын

Thanks! I was going to include a 5 minute montage of me brewing coffee, but decided against it last minute ;)

Oh my god! So simple, why didn't I think of that? Thank you so much for the tutorial!

Thanks mate for the demostration, bought some old cameras only for testing this.

wow that was so useful and direct

Its been a while but as i remember, my class used a big rubber band to hold the film rewind knob (after tightening the film) and after setting the camera for the correct exposure, we backed off the aperture 1 stop for each exposure. This is best done on a tripod with a cable release.

This is extremely helpful

@AwesomeCameras

6 жыл бұрын

glad I could help!!! thanks for watching!!!

Yussssss thank you for explaining simply!! I’m excited to try this out

@AwesomeCameras

4 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

SO glad I found this!!!

Perfect tutorial. Thank you

Awesome video! Nice n simple. Thanks x

thanks simpler than i thought for these cameras, Im gonna try it on my minolta srt 101!

very educational video. thanks mate!

And that minolta with 1.2 lens issa BEAUTYYY

You sir are a life saver

that's cool!!! it seems very complicated but after your vid, it's not that scary!!! thanks for your time!!!

awesome video! thank you very much for sharing

Thank you for the great tutorial!

Thanks! I'm taking an intro to photography class that requires us to use black and white film, and I am going to try this out!

@AwesomeCameras

10 жыл бұрын

Nice! Post your results somewhere and share a link!

Thank youuu!! In School we had a camera that already had a button for it So when I got my own I thought that it wasn't possible to do double exposure with it? so I was very disappointed. So thank you so much for this video. Finally I can do them! :D

Nice and simple. Thank you.

Very helpful! Thanks bunches

man, you are a god. thank you for this video.

@AwesomeCameras

3 ай бұрын

You're welcome!

Awesome practice and explanation, thank you Sir.

@AwesomeCameras

4 жыл бұрын

You are welcome

It's best to observe how your camera works. For example, my Minolta SRT 303b only requires you to press the rewind button once and let go *BEFORE* charging the shutter. If you hold it down, you'll accidentally end up with a triple exposure. Holding the knob isn't required on mine, but can't hurt, and assures you that the roller is disengaged.

Awesome, thank you so much!

Thnx finally normal video how to do that with a film

dayum i love that camera shutter sound

Thanks man! really useful

Very useful! Thank you!

@AwesomeCameras

3 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help :)

Some cameras (Like my Prinzflex M-1) have a switch, where if you switch it before winding, will just cock the shutter and not move the film. It's also a handy way of de-cocking the shutter without wasting film.

I subscribed just bcz you said “or don’t” at the end. 😁🙌🏻

@AwesomeCameras

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to have you? We'll be seeing you soon!

very helpful! thank you!

this is very helpful!!!! thanks!!!!

Awesome!! Thank you so much! I’ve always wondered how to do that on a single photo in a roll of film! Question- does it mess with the photo counter?

On certain models there is a knob in front of the film advance lever where you hold down so when you pull the lever it just closes the shutter. I believe the Nikon F3 has it and the Minolta XE7 too

Very helpful! Thanks

Thanks for sharing!

@AwesomeCameras

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome

thanks you so much:)) i like this video and this methode you maked!

@AwesomeCameras

10 жыл бұрын

youre welcome!! thanks for watching!

Thank's, very useful video😜

awesome cat dude!

Thanks for your video, bro

Thanks! Now I finally understand

thank youuuu!!

Awesome thanks!

hi! i am doing a photography project for uni, and really wanted two photos on one of my prints. For example on one side someone is happy on the other side they are sad. Im assuming this will work if i position the subject in a different place when i do the double exposure? i do have though an automatic film mover, so how would i stop it from moving? sorry! another question... do you know any way i could take the photos sepeately and then when i develop it in the dark room, cover half of the photo? and then visa versa to get the other half of the photo?

Thank you so much! It's very helpful :))

@AwesomeCameras

8 жыл бұрын

glad I could help!

thank you so much!

I always wondered if I should take the darker pic first or second or does it not matter?

@beatalls

8 жыл бұрын

+ChaoticMatters As far as I know film can only become lighter as you take more pictures. So it would be better to take the darker pic first as the parts of your film that haven't picked up any light will be exposed during your second shot. If you do it the other way around the film is already saturated and will register less dark details. Haven't tried it yet but that's just my theory, hope it helps. :)

thanks man!

Thanks man

Thank You!

great tip thanks

Do you know if I can do this with a Yashica FX-3? Cheers!

hey! I have the same lens as you the rokkor 1.4 pf, I was just wondering if you knew it's lens cap size since I want to buy one for the lens!

love this video! but I'm having trouble with my film rewind button staying pressed in and messing up when I try and move on to the next frame. I use a canon ae1 btw. thanks if you reply!

Thank you soo much!

@AwesomeCameras

10 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! thanks for watching!!

Very interesting thx.

Thanks buddy!

cool trick. thanks

Thanks a lot man

I have a sears tls, do you think it'll work on this model?

Thanks!

from a technical standpoint, would you want to shoot the first picture at a normal fstop and then the second exposure a half a step or full step lower?

@AwesomeCameras

7 жыл бұрын

+Frank a good standard is to underexposed both Shots by a full stop

Thanks mate

Genius!

Thank you so much man I was doing it the hard way by unloading the film and then loading it back in to it 😂😂

@day_day_

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking of the same thing too haha

What about exposure adjustment for how many times you're shooting one frame? Surely there's a system you need to mention to avoid over or underexposure.

@robertknight4672

3 жыл бұрын

It's usually recommended to underexpose since you'll be exposing the frame twice. However your results might vary. I had kind of a happy accident with an old Kodak pony camera because you could recock the shutter as much as you want without advancing the film. If you're using on 100 speed film and you forget to underexpose you might be okay depending on the situation.

can you do double exposures on a camera that doesn't have a "shutter trigger" (i dont know what it called, but you pull it after capturing a photo to move to the next frame). because i have the old FED 2 rangefinder, and it doesnt have a trigger, to move to the next frame you have to turn the thingy (i dont know what it called). i hope you understand, and reply. thanks

Thanks a lot

Hi man! I almost bought a camera with this function on it until i came across you video. 1question. I want to try this with my Minolta x300. But this camera doenst have a under or over exposure option. Is is possible to use a the f stops for this?

haha, maybe that will motivate me to make even MORE videos!!

hi, can i ask, when you're doing those steps, you have to hold the rewind button all the way?

It's very important to note you need to take a 'dead frame' photo after double/triple howevermany exposures you do. Otherwise you will likely end up having the images overlap. Ruining both. Just take the next photo with the lens cap on.

@bobbygreen9106

2 жыл бұрын

This is a solid tip. Thank you.

@liamgiardino

2 жыл бұрын

So if you take a double exposure you get one less picture on your roll?

@clara9856

2 жыл бұрын

@@liamgiardino basically, if you want to be safe just imagine one of the pictures on the roll was used for the double exposure i find it a bit comforting to think like that :’)

@TomahawkUnleashed

11 ай бұрын

depends on your camera, some this tip shown in this video will rip the film, other cameras have a dedicated multi exposure button. dead frames are only if your camera needs them

Thanx!!

Works on minolta srt 303? Thanks great trick and great chanel film!

Hey! I find your chanel very intristing. I love it so much, and I learn so many new technics for you. Thank you so much for that. I have a littel question, or maybe tow. I'm not a photographer and I'm totally dot tallented but I like to use my father's camera wich is a SOLIGOR TM (can you do some review about it just to make me knew it better pls?). And my qustion is that I was hearing about light ?! Can you pleas tell me what is that? and it's used for what? I know it's a dumb question but if I don't ask it I'll never know. Thank you again for your awesome videos. Have a good day.

Yeah man I have that same camera!!

great !

awesome, thanks :)

Hi, Thank you for this video, I have a minolta x700. and I tried to follow your instructions. I was at frame 6, I shot my first exposure, held everything and wound the top to take my second exposure, I noticed that I am now at frame 7. so the number of frame changed where im supposed to be on the same frame, is that normal?

how do you do this with cameras that automatically wind the film?