Multiple Exposure on a Hasselblad

In this video I will explain how to get multiple exposures on a Hasselblad V camera.
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[@pumper325]

quick and to the point without any lofi copycat music. well done. thanks a bunch.

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

Thanks Bill!

[@progressocriativo]

Thank you for the information!

[@ShawnBrezny]

Great tip, thanks for showing us!

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+Shawn Brezny Thanks! Its easy but still useful.

[@mariathithuthaonguyen9667]

Thanks !!

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

You're welcome!

[@HawkTron]

Thanks for refreshing my recollection!

[@76gfx59]

Thank you for this video. It's really simple and helpful.

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+76 GFX thanks! Glad it was helpful.

[@Hazelcatkins]

I think I love you. Never realised I could do this!!

[@MaxLamdin]

could you possibly do a video on metering for double exposures? do you meter 1 stop under for each or meter as usual for both?

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+Max Lamdin I will do one. Im not much of an expert but have a great book and will do some on 4x5 film to show.

[@MaxLamdin]

thanks :)

[@ivok1430]

so simple! thank you!

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

You are welcome!

[@EmmaBroadcasting]

Thanks for the tips.

[@bearycaptainjack4512]

Thank you!!!

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

You are welcome!

so cool. greetings from Brazil!

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+Marcelo Góes thanks! Greetings from Spain!

[@davidminarro]

You made my day!

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+mac pullastret Im glad it helped. ;)

[@blacktattooos]

do you know if is possible to do it with a rolleiflex 2.8 tlr?

[@LarryParamedic1]

Good Information.
Thank You..

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+LarryParamedic1 Thanks!

[@chiya7]

Thank you!!

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+chiya7 Thanks!

[@vulehoang6108]

I have a Hasselblad 2000FC/M and after I pressed the double exposure button and rewinded, then shot, the camera locked the mirror up and I couldn’t shoot anymore. Only if I press the double exposure and rewind, the mirror starts to release. But if I shoot, the same problem repeats.
Any chance you may know the answer?
Thank you!

[@cucumberqueen]

Genius!!!

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

Thanks.

[@GaetanDellaPietra]

Hi, thanks for your video!
Fot the second image, the exposure needs to be longer? I mean since the film was already exposed to light, maybe it’s less sensible...
Thanks and kind regards.

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

From what I have been told you need to expose 2/3 the first and 2/3 the second, so take 1/3 of exposure away. . Film doesnt become less sensitive unless its a long exposure and then you have reciprocity failure.

[@alejandromoris7880]

Genial !!!

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+Alejandro Moris Gracias!

[@ValentinoLuggen]

is there a way to wind the film back on the hassy?

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+Valentino Photography I dont understand the question. In 120 you can only wind one way as the film is only tapped to the backing paper at the beginning. If you mess up you need to open in a darkroom and rewind slowly.

[@ValentinoLuggen]

I have 2 pics on the rolll and I would like to move the film to another camera :)

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+Valentino Photography Yup, pretty "hard" to do. You need to rewind the film out of the camera (in the dark) load onto new camera and shoot past the two frames with a lid on.

[@ValentinoLuggen]

ok got it :) I have to wait until it's dark then.

[@skarsteen]

what about the exposure? some people say that if you shoot 400 you should take it down to 200, as well as underexposing it by one stop as you will be shooting it twice. I don't get the math but has anyone experimentet?

[@NicosPhotographyShow]

+skarsteen you got 1/2 right. If you load 100 ISO expose as 50 so you give it 1/2 the light. So divide the ISO by the number of exposures you will take. Start there and experiment.