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Is there a digital SLR that will allow you to take double exposures?
I am a photographer and when I do weddings I do a lot of double exposed pictures but I cannot find a digital camera that will allow me this capability. If there is a Canon, that would be even better!!
I don't think it's technically possible for the camera itself to do a double exposure. Think of what DE means in a film camera: You shoot a frame, then shoot another frame onto the same exposed piece of film. Now, translate that to a digital. The camera captures the image on a light-sensitive device, but unlike the film, the image doesn't persist on the capture device, it is turned into electrical impulses and stored. The capture device is then "cleared".
To do a double exposure, the electrical data for the first image would somehow have to persist in the capture device and be modified by the 2nd exposure. Just the technical complexities of that boggle the mind.
Use Photoshop Elements or Photoshop CS and shoot in the camera's raw mode, and you will be able to manipulate your shots in ways that you could never even consider just by using regular double exposures.
It is possible there are cameras out there that can merge the 2 images for you internally, thereby simulating a double exposure, but you'll be able to achieve better results using the software, where you have full control over everything.