JacquardCyanotype Sensitizer Set

It was weird at first. I covered watercolor paper from different albums, so some albums dried dark, and others dried yellow/green. Both were done at night, so there was no sunlight. The ones that dried yellow showed better whites. See results. In the first photo, the top one dried yellow after cyanotype application. Overall product is good.

used both at home and at school (I teach) exposed under natural light (sun) or UV light. Students find it easy to use. Only problem I have is gauging how much water I have put in as you have to fill up the bottles before starting and they are black plastic, easiest way is using a measuring jug. Lots of fun and experimenting to be done :-)

The bottles contain powder which needs to be mixed with distilled water, don't use tap water. I got great results and found it easy to use.

Simple product with pre measured Powders you just add water to. As one is likely to only use 10ml or so at a time a small measuring cup would have been a nice touch. Only four stars, not five, as I feel it is a little over priced for what you get but still about the cheapest way to try Cyanotype printing.It really does offer something for all ages (subject to close supervision of children). An educational science experiment, a creative medium, an artistic tool. Just a cool thing really. Want to buy a present for a photographer? Try this, one size fits all.

Great product

Bought for daughter who needed it for the school project.Good quality, shipped well. Cyanotype prints went very well.

Daughter loved using it as she turns her pictures into wall mounting ones x

I received this today. Next day delivery using prime.The bottles contain a powder. I mixed each bottle with water as per instructions. I was too impatient to wait the recommended 24 hours before using it but I am still impressed with the results. I mixed about 10ml of each bottle in a black cup (made way more than I needed) I covered the cup when not using. I coated the card using a kids paint sponge and left to dry in a dimly lit room. Then placed it outside in sunlight with my chosen images on, be careful with this bit as it develops really quickly so make sure whatever you are using doesn't move, I used a photo frame to hold it in place. The closer the image (see how the rose didn't really take) to the paper, the better result you get. These pictures were left outside for around half an hour on an overcast day. And I think the results are brilliant for a totally beginner. I will keep experimenting as had lots of fun doing this.