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<blockquote data-quote="Wburgman" data-source="post: 90718" data-attributes="member: 11698">Anyone else having issues with the D800 Multiple Exposure setting?&nbsp; I've studied the manual and thought I had this fixed, but am concerned it may be a bug.&nbsp; In ME setting menu when&nbsp; &quot;Single Photo&quot; (vs &quot;Series&quot;) is selected and when &quot;Continuous High&quot; or &quot;Continuous Low&quot; settings are selected, the manual says that the shutter release captures all 3 exposures in one burst, then ME shooting is supposed to stop.&nbsp; This has not been happening.Today I tried to capture some fall color and had the same problems, but once I realized it was happening again I changed approach and tried to take a multiple exposure (as described above - set on 'single photo' and Ch), then after the shot I got the ME icon (the two rectangles) and thought the image was recorded correctly.&nbsp; To be save, I reentered the menu to manually turn ME off.&nbsp; Then, I would power the camera off, back on, and then reenter the menu, turn ME back on, set to 'On - Single Photo' before I recomposed the scene and shot another frame, thinking this would solve the problem, but it didn't.&nbsp; It merged the first ME with the second, meaning I think the camera has made one final ME image by combining all 6 bursts from the two attempted ME shots.&nbsp; Help? Ideas? Thanks ahead</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wburgman, post: 90718, member: 11698"] Anyone else having issues with the D800 Multiple Exposure setting? I've studied the manual and thought I had this fixed, but am concerned it may be a bug. In ME setting menu when "Single Photo" (vs "Series") is selected and when "Continuous High" or "Continuous Low" settings are selected, the manual says that the shutter release captures all 3 exposures in one burst, then ME shooting is supposed to stop. This has not been happening. Today I tried to capture some fall color and had the same problems, but once I realized it was happening again I changed approach and tried to take a multiple exposure (as described above - set on 'single photo' and Ch), then after the shot I got the ME icon (the two rectangles) and thought the image was recorded correctly. To be save, I reentered the menu to manually turn ME off. Then, I would power the camera off, back on, and then reenter the menu, turn ME back on, set to 'On - Single Photo' before I recomposed the scene and shot another frame, thinking this would solve the problem, but it didn't. It merged the first ME with the second, meaning I think the camera has made one final ME image by combining all 6 bursts from the two attempted ME shots. Help? Ideas? Thanks ahead [/QUOTE]

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