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Examples edit
This article is crying out for some examples of work. Anyone done any original ones they can upload themselves? Also how about a step by step approach? Tyhopho 18:17, 16 March 2006 (UTC)
‘Multiple Printing’ edit
In the UK this was the commonly used term for ‘Combination Printing’
certainly from the late 1960’s when I became aware and began using the process. I shall add as references some Photo Magazine articles entitled as such which have examples and some step by step approaches. Doogie57 (talk) 10:39, 16 September 2023 (UTC)
Process re 'Combining negatives’ edit
In the Process section it appears to state that the result is a combined negative. This can be achieved but as described you would end up with a positive image on film. (Unless you were exposing on Kodak Duplicating Film in which case you would have a duplicate negative). This process is used to expose a Photographic Print from a number of separate negatives thus retaining the original quality of the original negatives.
This should be made much clearer.