This is the most widely used color paper. It works chromogenically, forming a color negative of a color negative. Reproduces the widest range of subject and light conditions. Least expensive paper. Working from a negative makes assessment of originals difficult.
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.