Double exposures with Cannon D 10 How ?

Dear friends
Imay have a question that sounds stupid for persons used to digicams but I
have gotten a
Cannon D10 fine Camera though
Adobe Photoshop 5

Question is ho do I make double exposures. I have read the manual and reread
it. Nothing to find.

If anyone could be helpful I would be ever so greatful.

Thanks
Christof
from sfts international

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 >Dear friends
 >Imay have a question that sounds stupid for persons used to digicams but I
 >have gotten a
 >Cannon D10 fine Camera though
 >Adobe Photoshop 5
 >
 >Question is ho do I make double exposures. I have read the manual and reread
 >it. Nothing to find.

If I'm understanding your question, you want to know how to turn two
photos into a double exposure in Photoshop?

If so, one method would be to open both photos, create a layer on the
first photo, cut & paste the second photo into the new layer, close the
second photo, then adjust the opacity setting of the layer to 50%.
If you want an exact emulation of a photographic double exposure, you'd
then change the layer blend mode from 'normal' to (I think) 'darken', or
possibly 'subtract', but you might find that while the 'normal' blend
mode isn't an exact emulation, it'll give you a more pleasing result
than the real thing.

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