Two worlds meet in a single frame.

Double exposure is a photography technique where the same film is exposed twice, combining different subjects into a single image. The first exposure has a stronger influence: bright areas are dominated by the first shot, while darker areas naturally allow the second exposure to show through. This interplay creates the soft, dreamy effect unique to film double exposure. - If the scene is bright and the resulting image feels too light, try setting the exposure to -0.3 to -1.0 EV for a better balance.

DOUBLE EXPOSURE Settings

Mode: Double (Double Exposure) Filter: KODAWARI Film Effects: Recommended (ON: Film Grain, Vignette)