a technique used in film and photography to expose two images onto one negative, or sheet of photographic paper.

Two or more images exposed on a single negative frame in the camera.

A double exposure occurs when (prior to development) an exposed piece of film is reshot with a second image on top of the first. Several exposures can be made, but it still valid to call it a "double" exposure rather than a "triple" or "quadruple" exposure. It is perfectly alright to say "five double exposures," as numerically incongruous as it may sound. [Go to source

the photographing of two or more images on a single film strip; the images may be side-by-side or superimposed

A double exposure is when the same frame of film is exposed twice. The film is prevented from advancing between shots. The effect is similar to "layering" in Photoshop.

Overexposing the film by one stop in the camera.

Two exposures made on the same piece of film or paper.

Two distinct images appearing simultaneously with one superimposed upon the other.

see Multiple exposure.

This means to expose the same film frame twice. Most double exposures will show the same object twice in the same photo image.

Double Exposure was a Canadian radio and television comedy series which mocked contemporary Canadian politics. The show starred Linda Cullen and Bob Robertson, and focused primarily on the stars' voice impersonations of Canadian political and cultural figures. In addition CBC sound technician Bob Sharples provided the introductions and conclusions to Double Exposure shows and provided narraration for many Double Exposure skits.

Double Exposure was an American disco era band hailing from Philadelphia, USA.

When both the blackjack dealer's cards are dealt face up.

When the player is allowed to see both dealer cards before he plays his hand. When this happens, other house rules are usually suspended to compensate. For instance, the player loses ties, or blackjacks are paid even money. This is by way of restoring the advantage the house loses by revealing both dealer cards.

a form of Blackjack offered by some casinos whereby the players are allowed to see the bottom (hole) card of the dealer.