Double Exposure on K1000?

Question:

Double Exposure on K1000?

I tried right now..took one picture, rewound the film and took another picture?
Will that work? I read it's very hard to do a double exposure on the K1000.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: I agree with Moose, but add one step. First, wind up the rewind crank to be sure that there is no slack inside the film canister. Then, as you hold the rewind crank exactly in that same position, press the rewind button on the bottom of your camera and THEN wind the film advance to **** the shutter without advancing the film. This just makes extra sure that the film won't budge while you are cocking the shutter. THEN... Advance the film a frame and fire off a blank shot with the lens cap in place and the shutter set at 1/1000 and the aperture set at f/22. This is important, because sometimes it takes half a frame for the rewind button to pop back out. If you don't do this, you might unintentionally overlap the next frame with your intentional double exposure.