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1. How did you create the multiple exposures in the camera?
You create multiple exposures by going on the camera settings to the menu where you find the ISO you scroll to the bottom and press multiple exposures and press always on.
2. What one was your favorite multiple exposure, and why?
My favorite multiple exposure is 70''s because it has a good vibe to it and the eyes give another view to the picture.
3. What steps did you have to do to create the color channel multiple exposure?
To create the color channels was I selected the image I wanted, then I chose another image and placed them where i wanted. Then I used the blending tool, when I pressed that it gave me the option to select the color I wanted (RBG) and then I flattened my layers.
4. What steps did you have to do to create the impressionistic and swirl project?
To create the twirl I opened the image I wanted then created copies of the layer so there would be 5. I then went to the transform tool and scaled it and moved the images slightly to the right making it in a circle like a pinwheel and I did that for every layer except the background. Then I selected every layer and went to smart objects in the layer tab and then went to stack mode then mean and waited for it to render. For the impressionistic the only difference is that you don't rotate like the twirl.
5. What did you learn about multiple exposure? What could you use this for?
I learned that there isn't only one way of making an image. I could use this for a special event or just pictures I would want to make them for unique.

6. Did you prefer the multiple exposures in the camera, or in Photoshop? Why?
I like them better in the camera because you can choose your second image in the moment making it more sudden and you don't have to do all the manifesting in photoshop. You also have more  colors to work with.