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1. To create the multiple exposure on the camera I went to Menu and went to Multiple Exposure and turned the setting on.
2. My favorite multiple exposure camera was the "Flower Face" because the models face is really clear as well as the flowers.
3. To create the color channel exposure I pulled out two separate portrait photos on Photoshop and then I put them on the same page/template and then I clicked on FX and chose different colors. Then I went on Layer and clicked on Flatten Image.
4. To create the swirl project, I opened up a photo on photoshop and I made five copies of that one photo. I clicked on Edit - Transform - Rotate - and rotated ALL five copies. I then I go Command click on all the layers and then go to Layer - Smart Objects - Convert to smart object - Layer - Smart objects - stack mode - mean. To create the impressionistic photo you do the same steps as the swirl project but instead of rotating the photograph you go to edit transform and then scoot the layers one by one and then I repeat the steps of going to Layer - etc.
5. What I learned about Multiple exposure is that you never know what you're gonna get and you have to play around with it to see what your outcome will be.
6. I preferred multiple exposure on the camera because it was a surprise to see what would come out. You have to play around with different pictures.