Bleach Bypass: Y2K & Digicam

About this app

Some films were never meant to look clean. In 1957, a Japanese film lab skipped the bleach bath and changed cinema forever: the silver stayed in the print, colors fell away, contrast turned to steel. You've seen it in Fight Club, Se7en and Saving Private Ryan. That look — bleach bypass — is this app's name and its signature filter. And it's just the beginning. THE LOOKS ▸ 80+ filters inspired by iconic cameras and classic film stocks: Bleach Bypass, Y2K flash, CCD digicam, VHS camcorder, Polaroid, 35mm ▸ Fan favorites: 2016, Flashpop, Camcorder, Gilded, Photobooth, Sugarpop, Daydream ▸ Live preview and adjustable intensity on every look THE DETAILS ▸ Pro tools: Light, Color, Grain, Glow, Vignette, Curves ▸ Film grain in Fine, Medium and Coarse ▸ Dust, scratches and light leaks ▸ Orange digicam date stamps, REC + timecode + scanlines, instant frames ▸ Full, letterbox, square and portrait framings THE FINE PRINT (the good kind) ▸ High-resolution export, no watermark ▸ Everything is processed on your device — your photos stay private ▸ Localized in 32 languages Whether you're chasing flash-lit Y2K nights, CCD color, VHS static or that silver-toned cinema look — your next favorite photo is one filter away. Edit like it's 2003. Privacy Policy: https://sperastudio.com/bleach-privacy/ Terms of Use: https://sperastudio.com/bleach-terms/

• Every overlay is free now — dust, light leaks, frames, viewfinders and date stamps. No subscription, no exceptions. • Pro filters are no longer hidden. Tap one to see real examples of the look before you decide. • We reordered the filter carousel to put our best looks first, and gave the app a brand-new icon.

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