Canon EF - Manual (Page 66)

filter (R1) over the lens and make the first exposure
in the AE mode of operation. Press the multiple
exposure button, and operate the winding lever.
Replace the red filter with a green filter (G1),
making certain not to move the camera at all. Make^
the second exposure, and again operate the multiple
exposure button and winding lever. Replace the
green filter with a blue one (CCB12) and make the
third exposure. This sounds like an unduly complex
method of taking photographs, but the results are
well worth the extra effort. The stationary objects in
the scene remain motionless and are rendered in
their natural colors, whereas the moving objects
become a "rainbow” of separate red, green and blue
images. In the above method you might have to
experiment with manual exposures through the three
filters to get perfectly exposed slides. Use the filter
factor for each filter in your exposure calculations.
Consult your local camera dealer for additional
advice.
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