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From: wally@cornell.UUCP (Walter C. Dietrich)
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Subject: Re: Double exposure with the AE-1???
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Date: Thu, 18-Aug-83 22:41:43 EDT
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The suggested solutions will probably give you double exposures, but
I wouldn't try them until I found a Canon repair-man who was sure 
they were safe (unless you have lots of spare money).  In any event,
they probably won't give you perfect alignment of the images.  Here
are two other suggestions:
    1.  Take your pictures the regular way (one image per negative) and
        make the double exposure in the darkroom.
    2.  Using slide film, make one image per slide, but overexpose them
        a stop or so (you will have to experiment with that part).  When
        you get the slides back, SANDWICH them (put two pieces of film
        in one mount).

Both of these give you more creative control and you can use them on your
old negatives and slides too!

                                Good luck,  
                                Wally Dietrich