Whoa guys, I just figured out something on the Fuji film that I have no idea what's there. Really awesome feature and I can't wait to show you guys how to do this. That is taking multi-exposure photos. And if you don't know what that is really quick, just to sum it up it's basically getting two images blending them together into one photo. And it's just really awesome to have that built in to the camera because I know some have to do like the bulb mode, set the camera, the shutter into bulb mode to be able to do the multi-exposure. But instead of having to deal with that mess, you could just take two pictures and blend them together. That's really neat. So first I'm going to do is going to show you how to set up your camera so you could have a function key or quick access to get into multi-exposure. And then I'm going to show you some samples on how to get this one. Alright guys, so now that we're in our camera and let's head over to our menu. So open up the menu. Now the quickest and easiest way to do this is go over to your settings tab up here in the little wrench, head over to button dial settings and head down to function fn setting. This is where we could assign different shortcuts for our fn keys. Now you want to scroll down to the AF on button which is in the back of the camera and towards the end here we go. So this is the AF dedicated auto focus back button. Now we could assign it to anything else. Now typically when I'm shooting mainly videos, I'll have the shortcut for slow motion videos so I could quickly jump into slow motion. But when we're in stills, we could assign it to whatever we want and today we're going to be assigning multi-exposure. So in order to get multi-exposure on, we hit our shortcut key that we just assign and there we go, we are in multi-exposure on. Now one little thing to keep in mind before we get going this as you notice, we actually lost picking. So we can't use our focus as it's picking but we still have the crop to zoom and make sure we're in focus. So we still have done. Alright guys, so the first image we take is going to be the bottom layer and then the second photo we take is going to be the top on the top. So the bottom layer, I'm going to make it our camera here. So let me make sure we're focused there. Get this filter out of the way. Ben, we got our first image and I was going to tell us hit OK, the menu OK button to go to your next second shot or you could actually retry. Re-focus and just try again. Really nice. So let's hit OK and look at that. You could actually see our first image is right there. And what am I going to do to double expose why don't we give it like this really cool. Lighting or everything blur out. Let's just blur everything out. And it's going to make it a nice kind of light 3D effect. Bam. So that's our shot. That's how we get multi exposure and we just hit OK and the image should be safe. Here we go. That's it. That's the photo we got. Now why would you want to try multi exposure to get creative? If you are bored, I could say I don't know why would you be bored? I could say I could just put you film colors and film simulations. We got recipes galore. If you want to explore your creative side, multi exposure is a good way to get really fun with your images, having a face, all of the sudden behind a wall or a window. Something like that. You could get very creative with things like that. Right now I'm not in the streets. So we're going to have to wait till I get outside to get more sample photos. But for now, here's what I could get inside the home. Here we go. Here we go. Get away from the lines up so I can go around to see the one for the rhythm of hobby. So you should be able to go. You're asking us to prevent through the taste of cinema more. I don't want to find it but think we should see what we can do. You're like an apple tree and multi-forest. You should have a fraction of the desirable and you should be so scrubable. You know what I look down like you don't get a friend. The full moon that lasts me too. We know this kind of thing for you. I want me to different my thoughts. I'm sorry guys. I know it's not much. Now the sample images I took were not great at all. Not creative whatsoever. It is obvious I need a lot of work with multi-exposure. But I am up to the challenge. I can't wait to keep trying this some more. And so if you want to see my results, head over to Instagram. I'm always there weekly, almost daily posting images that I take with my Fuji film, which most by the way are straight out of camera JPEGs. Now sometimes I do tweak the brightness or the contrast, but overall straight out of the camera. Now I don't know which cameras in particular have this multi-exposure feature. I'm shooting with the Fuji film XH1. So you might want to go ahead and check out your menu and see if you have that available. And if you do try it out. It's a lot of fun to get creative. And you know it never seems to amaze me how Fuji film has these little things, these little features that are built in the camera. And that's what makes them so much such great cameras for when you compare the price performance ratio. You know we got built in time lapse. I got DCI video, cinematic aspect ratio with DCI 17 by 9. We got true 140s of a second. So a lot of things that even my Tali lab that I know I'm recording so Fuji film is really awesome. And it just again today on the steel sides, I was surprised with another neat feature that I didn't know about. Now if you have any comments, you could leave them in the comment section down below any questions as well. I'll try to get back to everyone that comments because I really appreciate the support. And speaking of support, you can support the channel by liking this video if you did find it helpful, enjoyable. 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