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1. How did you create the multiple exposures in the camera?
To create multiple exposures in the camera, you go to 'menu' select the 'camera' icon, scroll down to the multiple exposures option, turn it on and select 'on series' if available.
2. What one was your favorite multiple exposure, and why?
My favorite multiple exposure photo was the one with the music instruments because I like how they blend together and how the colors blend with each other
3. What steps did you have to do to create the color channel multiple exposure?
In order to create the multiple exposure channel, I went to photoshop, opened two photographs, then I went to the blending options and selected/unchecked the  G R and B boxes.
4. What steps did you have to do to create the impressionistic and swirl project?
In order to create the impressionistic and swirl photos, I uploaded one photo and duplicated the layers 5 times. For the impressionistic photo I moved the photos slightly to the sides and for the swirl photo I rotated the photo clockwise. After that, I went to Smart Objects and selected "convert to smart objects" then I went to smart objects again and selected "stack mode- mean" and edited it on Photoshop
5. What did you learn about multiple exposure? What could you use this for?
Multiple expose helps create a "double" image. It helps to show two sides?identities of a person all in one photo. This could be used when working on a magazine photoshop to show different poses in the background all merged in one. it could also be used when trying yo create fun images that seem "ghosty" and like a swirl.
6. Did you prefer the multiple exposures in the camera, or in Photoshop? Why?
I preferred the multiple exposures in Photoshop because I could edit it however I wanted it when I worked on the photograph