Sunprint Kit

With the Sunprint Kit you get special light-sensitive paper that can be used to photograph contours and structures - for example of plants. All you need for exposure and development is sunlight and tap water. With the kit you can experiment wonderfully and create enchanting images.

The Sunprint Kits were developed by the University of California, Berkeley. I am enclosing German instructions for you.

The kit is also perfect for experimenting with children and teaching them the basics of photography. It is recommended for ages 6 and up. I have also often done sun prints with smaller children.

In the Miom Blog you will find an entry about sun prints by sunprint expert Sabine.

Would you like to give the Sunprint Kit as a gift?  Click here for the gift option.

Contents
12 sheets of special light-sensitive paper (10 cm x 10 cm)
Acrylic plate (10 cm x 10 cm)
plus instructions in German

You'll also need
sunlight
tap water
a piece of cardboard as a base
flowers, leaves, grass, feathers, etc.

Additional information

> The prints become particularly beautiful with pressed flowers and leaves. You can also take fresh plants and flatten them a little under the acrylic pane.

> You can first arrange your objects on the paper in the shade and then place it in the sun to expose it.

> You can also attach the acrylic disc to cardboard and paper using foldback clips.

> You can print out text or images on foil and expose them.

> Moving your plants while exposing them creates a blurry, dreamy image. Just try it out and experiment!