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<blockquote data-quote="TwistedThrottle" data-source="post: 787875" data-attributes="member: 46724">@<a href="https://nikonites.com/member-50653-steve-levinson.html" target="_blank">steve levinson</a>Welcome to Nikonites!Can you share some more info?&nbsp; I'm confused what you want your Z7ii to do.&nbsp; How are the multiple exposures treated in the z5 that's different than the z7?&nbsp; Can you share some example shots from both the 5 &amp; 7 so we know what you mean?&nbsp; I'm intrigued with how you are using multiple exposure on a moving subject. When I shoot multiple exposure on my z6, the first shot stays on the screen and the next shots get filled in as I shoot.&nbsp; Upon completion, I see the composite of the combined shots, not just a single exposure, but thats the way I have it set up in the Multiple Exposure Menu.&nbsp; Do you have Keep all exposures checked?&nbsp; Are you seeing just the first exposure?&nbsp; Have you played around with the different overlay modes; light vs dark vs avg vs add?&nbsp; Mine is set to add.&nbsp; It could be that with 10 exposures, you are adding too much light to the composite and the final is all blown out highlights.&nbsp; Try dialing down the exposure to keep the light parts of each exposure to a minimum.&nbsp; I can't explain why the 5 does it and the 7 doesnt unless there are more options available in the z7 that arent available in the z5&nbsp; Double check the menus to be sure all settings (and available options) are the same. Let us know how it goes.&nbsp; Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TwistedThrottle, post: 787875, member: 46724"] @[URL="https://nikonites.com/member-50653-steve-levinson.html"]steve levinson[/URL] Welcome to Nikonites! Can you share some more info? I'm confused what you want your Z7ii to do. How are the multiple exposures treated in the z5 that's different than the z7? Can you share some example shots from both the 5 & 7 so we know what you mean? I'm intrigued with how you are using multiple exposure on a moving subject. When I shoot multiple exposure on my z6, the first shot stays on the screen and the next shots get filled in as I shoot. Upon completion, I see the composite of the combined shots, not just a single exposure, but thats the way I have it set up in the Multiple Exposure Menu. Do you have Keep all exposures checked? Are you seeing just the first exposure? Have you played around with the different overlay modes; light vs dark vs avg vs add? Mine is set to add. It could be that with 10 exposures, you are adding too much light to the composite and the final is all blown out highlights. Try dialing down the exposure to keep the light parts of each exposure to a minimum. I can't explain why the 5 does it and the 7 doesnt unless there are more options available in the z7 that arent available in the z5 Double check the menus to be sure all settings (and available options) are the same. Let us know how it goes. Good luck! [/QUOTE]

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