I regularly use two applications to create  double-exposures:

  • DoubleExp (or DXP) - created for just that purpose; and
  • TrueHDR - created for making HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos.

For the examples in this post, I use two images:

A dark image

Also Through

And a light image:

Through a Couple of

Using DXP on HalfMix:


D by Rantz rantz on EYE'EM

And using TrueHDR:


True by Rantz rantz on EYE'EM

I enjoy the randomness that comes in when using TrueHDR for making double-exposures.