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ravioliBut he doesn't explain how the reaction is stopped![](https://videosift.com/vs5/emoticon/frown.gif)
oritteropoI actually made a cyanotype print in high school chem class (a long time ago!). The process is that you make the solution, paint it on the paper, let it dry in the dark, put the object or negative on top, expose to sunlight (or UV light), and then rinse it in water to fix the print.
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I also found this set of instructions which confirmed what I remembered
http://www.alternativephotography.com/wp/processes/cyanotype/cyanotype-classic-process
But he doesn't explain how the reaction is stopped
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