How to make the simplest double exposure possible

[paintitblack666]

Please refer to the attached screenshots I captured from a website. When I hover the mouse over one of the data points, the numbers in the little boxes show up. If I move the mouse to the next data point, the numbers in the little boxes change to reflect the data behind that data point. I want to make an image which combines multiple screenshots as if I shot a double exposure with a film camera so I can see the numbers in the little boxes from BOTH (ALL) the screenshots. I have screenshots for all the data points (so about 14 screenshots) that I want to combine. What I'm concerned about is that it seems the screenshots need to be transparent for this to work, but if that is the case then will the little boxes with the numbers also be transparent and disappear? Hopefully someone here knows how to do this.

Thanks,

Don

[thomaso]

Instead of blending all images together you could limit each image to its relevant area (that with the number): Use the Vector Crop Tool (or a rectangle shape object) as nested, masking object in each of the image layers. Press "C" to toggle between Move Tool and cropping tool and adjust the masking object layer by layer from top to bottom in the layers stack.

[lepr]

59 minutes ago, paintitblack666 said:

so about 14 screenshots

When you have at least 3 screenshots, a Live Stack Group with its mode set to Outlier should give the required result.