It’s been used in the films Saving Private Ryan, Minority Report, and others. Bleach Bypass is actually an effect you can achieve on film when you skip bleaching while processing color film, leaving the silver retained on the negative. In the end, what you get is an image with high contrast, graininess, and reduced saturation. If you would like the grainy feel in your image, visit my Realistic Film Grain tutorial!
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Another great result. I have been looking for a good tut on this subject for a while. Thanks.
Thanks!!! We’re gonna use this procedure for some cool shots! Nice job!
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ah great…….the way u teach i love that way itz really so nice of u…….thank ya ever so much…..i just wanna say “GREAT WORK”…
Nice job, A while back I was looking for the bleach bypass effect!!
Pictures look much better after. Marvelous!
Another great tutorial from you Kelly. I’m really loving this blog. Keep doing great tutorials.
WOW.. this is amazing. I don’t only like the photo but I also like the effect when you point the moue to the photo. Great job.
This is great. I’m amazed with the edit and at the same time I’m also amazed with the technique you have done on the photo that when you point your cursor to it, it change. How do you do that?