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1. Camera settings > ISO sensitivity > Multiple Exposures
2. My favorite multiple exposure is "The Race' because they were having a competition and I happened to just be standing there with a camera so I took some photos and it all happened so fast, i'm surprised it turned out so well
3. Go to photoshop > File Scripts > Load File in to Stacks > Then choose your 2 photos you want.
4. Choose the photo you want > duplicate it 4 times > go and rotate them until how you want them > do it to each photo the same > convert all photos to a smart object. Do the same as you do for swirl except when you rotate, don't rotate just move it to the right about an inch on each image.
5. I learned that you could have more colors (more neon) than regular photos. And I also learned we could have a duplicate of a different picture on to the same photo.
6. I prefer them in photoshop more because you can edit them how you want and you don't have to keep them how you took the pictures.