Summer Bleach film recipe for Faded Warmth

Fujifilm Eterna Bleach Bypass recipe for X-Trans IV cameras

The Eterna Bleach Bypass film simulation is something of a Marmite setting, and I am definitely on the ‘love it’ side of the argument. I have a long history shooting with iPhone and the Hipstamatic app, and I love the washed out bleached styles that creates. I’m also a bit of a fan of the Fallout 4 colour palette, that the bypass sim produces.

Summer Bleach is a warm film recipe, building upon the green brown aesthetic of the simulation. It uses a 7000K colour temperature, with faded tones style from reduced highlights, shadows and saturation. Shoot this one as metered, or with a -1/3 compensation.

Pear blossom, with the Summer Bleach film recipe

Film Recipe for Summer Bleach

  • Simulation: Eterna Bleach Bypass
  • Grain Effect: Weak, Small
  • Colour Chrome Effect: Weak
  • Colour Chrome Blue: Strong
  • White Balance: 7000K
  • WB Shift: +2 Red, -5 Blue
  • Dynamic Range: DR100
  • Highlights: -1
  • Shadows: -1
  • Colour: -2
  • Sharpness: -1
  • ISO Noise Reduction: -4
  • Clarity: 0
  • EV compensation: -1/3
The Orangery, taken with the Summer Bleach film recipe
Summer evening light
Summer Bleach film recipe
Shortly after sunrise at the marina, Summer Bleach film recipe
This swan was sleeping on the water, Summer Bleach film recipe
Industrial sunset, with the Summer Bleach film recipe
Busy bee, taken with Summer Bleach film recipe
Macro style, with 16-80mm f4 and Summer Bleach film recipe
Woodland pond, with bleach bypass vibes
Blues are washed out with the Summer Bleach recipe
Let’s see where this takes us … Summer Bleach film recipe
Wandering the Watercress Way, with Summer Bleach film recipe
Beach huts, in a Summer Bleach style
Pear tree branches, with the Summer Bleach film recipe
Enjoying the nectar, with the Summer Bleach film recipe
Shooting towards the light, with Summer Bleach film recipe
Bleach Bypass contrast and soft colour, Summer Bleach film recipe

Ready for another similar look? Try Expired Geographic for expired green tones, and Fading Memory for more Bleach Bypass with a warm tone. For nostalgic softness, there’s Eterna Nostalgia too.

To take Bleach Bypass into another direction, try Titanium or Silver Slate.

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