Double exposure or multiple exposure dates back to the days of film photography: one frame was exposed twice. The area of ​​the frame that is under-exposed the first time is more sensitive to light after the second press of the button.

Initially, this effect was achieved exclusively by hand, however, over time, with the advent of functional graphic editors, almost everyone has the ability to create such effects.

Today we will tell you about all the options for creating a double exposure effect: using Photoshop manually, using Photoshop in automatic mode and without Photoshop at all.

Double Exposure Effect Photoshop Tutorial

Double Exposure Effect: Photoshop Tutorial

Easy Double Exposure in Photoshop

How to Make a Double Exposure

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Double exposure effect in Photoshop

How To Create a Smoky Double Exposure in Photoshop

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Double Exposure Effect Photoshop Tutorial

Double Exposure tutorial

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Double Exposure | Photoshop CC Tutorial

How to Make a Double Exposure Effect in Photoshop

Double exposure effect

Double Exposure Effect

Double Exposure Effect Photoshop Tutorial

Learn How to Create a Double Exposure Effect in Photoshop

How to make a double exposure in photoshop

Create a double exposure effect in photoshop

Actions to automate the process

Actions are designed to speed up the process of creating a double exposure photo by speeding up the masking of the dominant subject: you only need to outline the main subject of the photo, and the action will do the rest.

Double Exposure Photoshop Action

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Advanced Double Exposure – Photoshop Action

Video instruction for use.

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Double Exposure Photoshop Action # 2

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Creating a double exposure effect without Photoshop