Multiple Exposures in One Photograph

• Set your camera to TV (Shutter Speed Priority)
• On the back of the camera click on the left arrow
  • 
    • Change the setting to continuous shooting
    

• Go to File
  • Scripts
    • Load Files into Stack

• Click Browse
  • Select 5 photos you will use 
  • Check the box
    • Attempt to Automatically Align Source Images
• Click OK

• Photoshop will stack all of your photos into one image
  • It will have 5 Layers
    • Each layer is one of the photos you took

• Click on the top layer
• Add a White mask (Box at the bottom)

• Pick the Paint Brush
  • Make sure the black color is on top and white under

• Zoom in (Ctrl +) so you are seeing the person close up
• With a black brush
  • Paint out the person 
  • Do not take off to much around the person

• When you are done painting out the person 
  • Click on the white mask

• Click CTRL  and i  
  • This will change your white mask to a black mask  
    • The next Person will show up

• Click on Layer 4 
• Add a Mask (Box at the bottom)

Step 11

• Zoom in (Ctrl +) on the second person
• With a black brush
  • Paint out the second person 
    • Do not take off to much around the person

Step 12

• While you are on the white mask
  • Hold CTRL and i
  • The White mask will become black
    •  3rd Person now appears

• Repeat Steps 5-9 for the rest of the layers/person

• Edit in ACR (adobe camera raw)
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