Macey Kennon8

Aperture- a small aperture is needed to decrease extra light exposure
Tripod- the camera needs to be as still as possible for the best outcomes
Manual Mode- you need to be in control of your settings
ISO- the ISO needs to be set at 100
Shutter Speed- the shutter speed needs to be long enough to capture all movements wanted in the single image
Single Light Source- having as little light as possible is key
Flash- A flash will keep only the movements illuminated to be exposed
Keep it small- too many movements exposed can cause a jumbled mess
Timing- getting the flash to go with your movements and getting the shutter speed right is needed to get the picture clear
Background- a solid background (preferably black) is needed for the subject to get exposed properly

Multiple Exposure Shoot