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Mirror Lockup is an option in DSLRs that allows the mirror to be retracted prior to a photo, giving much quieter operation and reduced vibration.
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D7000 multiple exposure with mirror up?
My understanding of pages 152-153 of your manual is that you have to capture the correct number of frames (2 or 3 as chosen in the menu) in order for the "multiple exposure" sequence to be complete.
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