Prints show a bluish cast when wet. This emulsion makes color prints from color slides. The process to form the print is similar in procedure to developing a color transparency. Choice of reversal paper is far more limited than other color papers. You work from a positive original.
Paper is expensive.
Paper exposure is critical. This emulsion makes color prints from color slides. The process is a simplified form of the Chromogenic procedure. Produces a very rich and sharp print. More tolerant of processing variations.