Double exposure (disambiguation)
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Double exposure is the outcome of overlaying an image on a previously exposed film, either deliberately or accidentally.
Double exposure may also refer to:
Film
[edit]- Double Exposures (1937 film), directed by John Paddy Carstairs
- Double Exposure (1944 film), directed by William Berke
- Double Exposure (1954 film), directed by John Gilling
- Double Exposure (1976 film), starring Anouska Hempel
- Double Exposure (1982 film), directed by William Byron Hillman
- Double Exposure, aka The November Men, a 1993 film directed by Paul Williams
- Double Exposure (1994 film), starring Ron Perlman
- Double Exposure (2014 film), directed by Li Jinhang
Television and radio
[edit]- Double Exposure (comedy series), a Canadian radio and TV show
- Double Exposure (U.S. TV series), a reality television series aired on Bravo
- Double Exposure (game show), a Heatter-Quigley Productions game show which aired in 1961
- "Double Exposure", an episode from the third season of Columbo
Music
[edit]- Double Exposure (Nat Adderley album)
- Double Exposure (Joe Chambers album)
- Double Exposure (Chris Connor and Maynard Ferguson album)
- Double Exposure (band), an American band from the disco era
- Double Exposure (John Pizzarelli album)
Other
[edit]- Double exposure patterning, a technique for improving the resolution of patterning semiconductors
- Double Exposure Blackjack, a variety of blackjack
- Life Is Strange: Double Exposure, a 2024 video game
- Double Exposure (novel), by Australian author Brian Caswell
- Double exposure (poetic form) invented by Greg Williamson
See also
[edit]- Exposure (disambiguation)
- Double Xposure, a 2012 Chinese film
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