Do you already know the cyanotype process? It is an old monochrome photographic process with which you can create a blue print. The technique was invented by British scientist and astronomer John Frederick William Herschel in the 19th century.

Easily create photograms of objects that are placed directly on the coated surface. Use leaves, feathers, lace gloves and many other interesting objects. You can also create a contact print from one of your negatives or digital contact film.

As the emulsion is UV sensitive, you can easily create your cyanotype masterpiece with sunlight without the need for special tools.
Cyanotype is an old negative monochrome photographic process that produces a Prussian blue, cyan photographic blue print. This technique was developed in 1842 by the English scientist and astronomer John Frederick William Herschel. The previously coated paper is exposed in daylight and a cyan blue hue is formed in the exposed areas.

Contents:

2x 300 ml emulsion for blue prints

The kits are supplied with the necessary instructions for use. In addition, you can also use the video tutorial specially made by Bergger for this kit. This complete Cyanotypie Kit marketed by the French analogue photo brand Bergger offers the quality that many analogue photographers expect and allows you to make authentic, high-quality blueprints!