Lomography LomoApparat Manual De Instrucciones página 11

MULTIPLE EXPOSURES:
This is when you take more than one photo before winding the film forward,
layering your photos on top of each other. The more exposures you take on a single
frame, the more you expose that part of the film. If you take too many shots, the
film will be overexposed so pay attention to the light!
TO SHOOT MULTIPLE EXPOSURES:
1.
Press the Shutter Button [10] to take the first image as normal.
2.
Slide the Multiple Exposure switch [11] to the left, this will cock the shutter
again, allowing you to take another shot on the same frame.
3. Press the Shutter Button [10] to take the second image.
4.
Repeat the process until you've taken as many exposures as you want.
5.
Wind the Film Advancing Wheel [6] until it stops and you are ready for
another shot.
Top tip: combine MX mode with the Splitzer Lens Attachment [25] for ultimate
multiple exposure composition fun!
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