How to get creative with multiple exposures

Photographer and writer Marcus is a former editor of Digital Camera

Multiple-exposure photography has been around since the days of film, but it didn’t actually become a widespread feature in Digital Cameras until relatively recently. Even now, it’s not available on all DSLRs and mirrorless cameras – which is surprising, as it’s such a versatile facility. You can use multiple exposure as a creative workaround tool, for example superimposing a shot of the full moon taken on a long telephoto lens on a scene taken with a wide-angle lens. With a fast shutter speed and a high-speed drive setting,