Eterna Bleach Bypass looks

Bleach bypass is a darkroom trick from cinema: skip the bleach step when processing color film and the silver stays in the emulsion, layering a black-and-white image over the color one. Fujifilm's simulation recreates that — saturation stripped low while contrast climbs, the opposite pairing of every other look in the camera.

The result is hard-edged and metallic: pale, almost powdery color, dense blacks, and highlights that bloom bright. It flatters grit — industrial spaces, winter cities, weathered faces — and gives even mundane scenes a tense, film-still quality.

It's a strong flavor, and community recipes treat it that way: most keep settings minimal and let the process look carry the frame, adding grain for texture or a slight warm shift to keep skin from going ashen.