SunCreations 18-Sheets Cyanotype Paper, High Sensitivity Sunprint Nature Printing Paper, 8.2'' x 11.4'' A4 Sun/Solar Activated (6 Colors) - Enhanced for SEO Review

The product is terrible. As an art and photography teacher I have used many different types of sunscreen/cyanotype paper and this paper is by far the worst. Thought I'd give it a try because of the different color options. It was evident that the paper was covered unevenly (very streaks). The paper hardly printed when left outside for more than 20 minutes and even after thorough washing the photographic process did not stop, so after rinsing and drying a tiny semblance of a print disappeared.

Should have listened to other reviews. Bought this cyanotype paper for the color options and it's a total disappointment. The paper is quite thick, but after following the directions carefully, I left the paper in the sun for 20-30 minutes to no avail, and then for several hours. The image was blurry and barely visible. I held the paper under water for a few minutes and then tried soaking it in a water bath. After drying for several hours, the image had almost completely disappeared. This paper

About half of the sheets in the package were exposed to the sun in the package or had a fully developed color and could not be used. When I went to use it for the first time, two days after it arrived, I struggled to find a good hand. All the reds and greens that were on the front of the package were done and I looked inside for the first time. In general, panels also take significantly longer than other panels to fully open in direct sunlight and this is quite uneven due to the length of time.

This paper just doesn't work. After following the instructions closely, the image barely showed for some colors and not at all for most. When it (sort of) appears, it's blurry and barely noticeable. It's like the extra chemical isn't washed off after the print is exposed. The first two photos show paper that should have been white with dark blue printing. The chemicals didn't wash off properly and stained all parts of the paper that were supposed to be white a weird gray-bluish-purple color…