Anyone able to give me a step by step guide in the process of making a double exposure on an MX?

Going to the Lakes (Grizedale) on Monday for a few days and it's something I'd like to try out...

Cheers
Dave

1st one is great!!

I'd just go with the kit lens as your going to be in the house... Take the fast-fifty too...

As Smeggypants said longer lenses are great for candids at events but you implied that you're going to a house (pre-prom) rarther than the prom itself... I don't think you'll need the extra length...

Do you have a flash you can 'bounce'?

If not...
Windows are good lighting tools... a net curtain in your bag can act as a diffuser for window light and soften the sun... Dial your pop-up right down as a 'fill'...

Hope helps...
Dave

It's actually a kinda 'dirty-cream' so I reckon fingermarks will look pretty cool...

Gotta work out where they're all going to live, half moved into my girlfriend's place and there ain't much space...

2nd the Tamron 17-50 2.8... Love mine!

Dropped off my spottie today to be recovered and have new seals... Chose a really nice 'cream' coloured leather for it...

He's doing this one for free as I've pointed some people his way which is really nice of him...

If you haven't seen them already I have had an ME-super, MG and MX recovered in orange, purple and brown (see my gallery)

I'm away in Grizedale next week so won't see it til the week after but will upload a picture then...

Just wanted to share with you guys

Bookcases are really expensive...

Weather was nice today though...

I think a 70mm macro sounds like a good compromise between 35mm/50mm & 100mm... Working distance should be adequate for most task you put it to...

I have a 100mm macro and although I'm enjoying it immensely I do often find it difficult to keep focus (more than I would with with a shorter focal length)... My results are improving day by day but there's a definite learning curve...

I'm in the process of moving in with my girlfriend at the moment...
Apparently my camera gear will be covered under her home contents insurance even if in the boot of the car...
I've never had home contents insurance before so don't know if this is standard or just a feature of her particular policy but if you have 'HCI' it might be worth checking your policy... (?)

On my K-x when using manual lenses there's a 'beep' when the subject is in focus (leave camera in AF)...

There's also the 'catch in focus' feature... Often called 'Poor Mans AF'... Very useful once you get a handle on it although I personally found a bit of a learning curve...