A fun and simple way to make prints of objects or negatives, this Cyanotype Paper from the Cyanotype Store is a 12-sheet pack of 8 x 10" red paper. This paper is pre-treated for cyanotype printing, which allows you to simply arrange your objects or film on top of the paper, expose using sunlight, and process by rinsing in water. The cyanotype process is archival and the 100 lb hot press fiber-based paper is durable, making it well-suited for repeated rinsing if toning the prints to achieve a different color effect.

Pre-Treated for Cyanotype Printing    Expose in Sunlight, Process in Water    100 lb Hot Press Fiber-Based Paper

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. With the great reviews for this product. Has anyone tried using this in non hand coated processes? Specifically Bromoil transfers?

A: I have used the paper for cyanotypes and gum bichromate prints.

Q: 2. Is this paper compatible with the epson ET-8550?

A: The SureLab paper will only work in the SureLab printers.

Q: 3. What is the weight of this paper?

A: The, Hahnemuhle Platinum Rag Fine Art Paper is Weight: 300 gsm.

Q: 4. Do you carry large sheets of pre-treated cyanotype paper, 2' x 3' or close?

A: Closest option we have in that size is this one. Cyanotype Store Cyanotype Cotton (36 x 56", White) BH #CYCC3656W https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1693527-REG

Q: 5. Are instructions included?

A: No, instructions are not included. I got instructions from my Photography professor.

Q: 6. What is the standard exposure time for this paper in strong sunlight please?

A: It really depends how strong the sun is outside. I used around 7 minutes. Try doing tests strips on smaller sheets of the cyanotype paper (do not cut the paper in direct light). Remember, the more time in the sun, the image becomes darker. Too much sun will leave you with just blue paper.

Q: 7. What kind of resolution can you get from using a 5 x 7 B&W negative on this shirt?

A: The shirt does not have resolution. The quality of the image the shirt can produce would depend on the quality of the negative.

Q: 8. Does this paper contain OBAs (optical brightening agents)?

A: I don't think so,it's pretty dull and soaks up the ink

Q: 9. Can you make digital prints on this paper? Does it have a profile?

A: With coated papers (aka papers with sizing), the coating is the one that controls absorption of the ink and prevents bleeding and smearing. In some cases, you can indeed inkjet print on uncoated papers, but most manufacturers will not produce ICC profiles for them as it is not an intended use for them. In the case of this Hahnemuhle rag, it's highly likely that you will not get the best results printing on this with an inkjet printer unless you are able to control ink load. Even if you are able to prevent bleed, you will probably also see reduced contrast and saturation, as well as crushed blacks.

Q: 10. Can the water be used to wash out the paper go down the drain? Can I use a public waterway to wash out the cyanotype or is it toxic?

A: The Cyanotype Store Cyanotype Paper uses chemical that have a lower toxicity compared to other photographic methods. It is not poisonous, however, it is an irritant to the skin and eyes. It is one of the safest of all of the chemical photographic processes.