I wondered the same thing. Also, you can have your camera hand checked at the airport so that they don't fry your film! Do the farthest possible double exposure! I wonder what the record is!
@ never thought to hand check my camera, but I don’t see why that would be a problem! It would be cool to go from SC to Japan or something crazy though 😆
@@h34dca5e6 I have a pro mist on there. Often I’ll put the pro mist on whatever I-2 I’m using, but sometimes I forget. But it’s mostly always on whatever I-2 I’m using
Just Saturday I discovered something called image overlay on Olympus cameras. It’s not in the menus, so it’s almost a secret feature. You have to hit play to see the photo and then ok. And you get something called image overlay. I learned you can pick any three images and individually edit them in camera as a double exposure before you finalize the double exposure!! All these years with these cameras and I never knew.
It still turned out cool. I'm learning a lot with the shanaigins you do lol
@@jeeptrail08 glad my shenanigans are educational 😂
Can you do a self-portrait double exposure using the app instead of the self timer?
@@003hollow this is an interesting question. I never use the app, I’ll have to try and see if it could work that way.
I wondered the same thing.
Also, you can have your camera hand checked at the airport so that they don't fry your film! Do the farthest possible double exposure! I wonder what the record is!
@ never thought to hand check my camera, but I don’t see why that would be a problem! It would be cool to go from SC to Japan or something crazy though 😆
What filter do u always have on I-2 and why? UV? ProMist? But not on yr B&W I-2? Thx!
@@h34dca5e6 I have a pro mist on there. Often I’ll put the pro mist on whatever I-2 I’m using, but sometimes I forget. But it’s mostly always on whatever I-2 I’m using
Just Saturday I discovered something called image overlay on Olympus cameras. It’s not in the menus, so it’s almost a secret feature. You have to hit play to see the photo and then ok. And you get something called image overlay. I learned you can pick any three images and individually edit them in camera as a double exposure before you finalize the double exposure!! All these years with these cameras and I never knew.
@@WhoIsSerafin yeah this has become a thing on Canon cameras too I think, but I’ve never tried it out.
and then you can run it through a polaroid lab and turn it into 9 panels
Of course, coffee.