Yes, that is the way you have to do it with OM's, but don't try it with your
OM10, or you'll end up stripping some gears or worse. It will work with the
OMPC or single digit bodies, but it is a real pain compared to the way the
OM2000 does it.
And you forgot the final step:
7. Wind and shoot off a blank frame because the film moved a bit regardless
of how carefully you performed the first six steps, and the processing guys
won't know where to cut the film if you don't. I'm serious :-)
Wayne
> I am sure I read about this in the user manual - probably the om10, but
> I have taken sucessfull double exposures with the following method.
>
> 1. tighten film tension with rewind lever
> 2. take first exposure
> 3. turn film rewind release knob and wind on frame - making sure film
> rewind lever (spool) doesn't move.
> 4. return rewind release knob to normal
> 5. take second exposure
> 6. wind on as normal
>
> or did you mean something else
>
> IanW
> >
> >
> > And can anyone explain why Olympus never added such a simple feature
> > as a sensible ability to do double exposures? :-) I suppose it's
> > redundant now to most who have photoshop.
> >
> >
> >
>
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