25 Sheets A4 Cyanotype Paper Nature Printing Paper Solar Activated Printing Paper (White)

Colors came out as described by supplier. It took a couple tries before I got great results;

I bought this for use with an Art summer camp and it was completely unsuccessful! The exposure was very faint and the chemicals did not wash off- even after long rinse time and even soaking the prints. My campers were so disappointed. I thought perhaps it was the water at the camp facility, but I had equally bad results at home. AWFUL!

They just don't work. They almost seem to do the inverse of what the process is supposed to do, then they seem to fade away, or dissolve. It's just a bad product. I bought some other pre-treated paper at an art store near me, and they worked perfectly. So, spend the little extra money at a local art store if you can, but avoid these at all costs. I bought 3 packages, and all three were garbage.

The dye agent on many of the papers was too thin. We exposed them in direct sunlight for 15 minutes, then rinsed as recommended, but the images were so low-contrast they were hard to discern. Very disappointing for the middle schoolers I did the project with. The few papers that had a heavier coating turned out beautifully, but most of them did not. I'll be returning the additional packs I bought.

I don’t feel like all the colors worked the same. The blues definitely worked the best.

Inconsistent results. I have done cyanotype lots before - usually using the "sun prints" brand. I was excited to try different colors of base paper. I think that the chemical coating is inconsistent on the papers. One print didn't take at all after 10 minutes in the sun. Other prints were dull and produced extra unwanted discoloration after rinsing with water.

The cyanotype paper came sealed and packaged well. All directions were followed exactly but it did not work despite several tries with the various sheets. This was a total waste of time and money!

This paper was not up to the task of the photographic solar chemicals. Images were blurry even with full 15 minute exposure in Arizona sun! It was more like a construction paper than other solar printing products I have used. I tried it three times, 2 each at differing exposure time and was unhappy with results. I'd like to get a partial refund.