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Recipex-trans-vETERNA BLEACH BYPASS

Faded Bronze

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Sample framesStraight out of camera

See how it looks before you set it.

View of the Burj Al Arab with palm trees and buildings along a canal.
Faded Bronze — frame 2
A historic building with palm trees and flags, viewed from a walkway under a shaded area.
A modern building surrounded by palm trees and a calm water body under a cloudy sky.

Unedited JPEGs from x-trans-v bodies — straight out of camera.

Section 01

Full settings

Enter every value below into a Custom (C1-C7) preset on your camera. The order matches the in-camera Edit/Save Custom Setting menu on x-trans-v bodies.

ParameterValueCopy
Film SimulationEterna Bleach Bypass
Section 02

Compatibility

Designed for x-trans-v and gfx sensors. Tested on the bodies below.

Sensors

Cameras

Shooting notes

When this recipe shines.

Faded Bronze utilises the Eterna Bleach Bypass simulation to evoke a bygone era of gritty, bronze-toned films. Its essence lies in soft hues and warm tones that lend a nostalgic feel to images. The recipe excels in urban settings, where the muted, bluish shadows and light brown highlights combine to create a cinematic, aged look. This recipe softens micro-contrast with subdued sharpness, allowing details to remain gentle yet perceptible. The large grain structure adds a pleasing texture reminiscent of classic film stocks. In low light, it adds a mysterious, moody depth to the scene.

Ideal for capturing gritty urban environments, Faded Bronze thrives in harsh light conditions, adding a cinematic touch. It's less suited for soft portraits due to its subdued clarity and contrast, which may not flatter close-up details or skin tones. Highlights are managed well, providing balance.

What it nails

  • ✓Nostalgic, warm tones with soft hues.
  • ✓Cinematic feel for urban landscapes.
  • ✓Large grain adds filmic texture.
  • ✓Handles midday light effectively.

What to watch

  • !Not ideal for soft portraits.
  • !Muted blues may affect skies.
FAQ

About this recipe.

It's designed for X-Trans V and GFX sensors, capturing nostalgic warmth.
It's not the best for soft portraits due to subdued clarity and contrast.
Best in harsh midday light, managing strong shadows with its dynamic range.