Jagglé Paper Colour Reversal Kit

Name: Jagglé Paper Colour Reversal Kit
Brand: Jagglé
Price: 145.5 EUR
Availability: InStock

Why Colour Reversal Is Truly Captivating

There’s something uniquely magical about colour paper reversal—a creative process that takes analogue photography into a dreamlike realm. Using RA-4 colour paper as a direct positive gives your images a luminous quality that digital simply can't replicate. The results glow with saturated, organic tones and the tactile charm of analogue — every print feels like a one-of-a-kind creation.

Beyond the visual allure, the process is hands-on, experimental, and deeply satisfying. Filtration, re-exposure, and timing all play a creative role, inviting you to explore the alchemy of analogue. As Jeff Neale puts it, “RA-4 reversal prints…could be mistaken for Cibachrome” — the legendary standard of color—thanks to their vivid, slide-like vibrancy

This kit invites you to dive into an enchanting analogue experience—where every exposure, filter tweak, and timing adjustment is part of the journey.

Included in this bundle:

ADOX COLOR MISSION RA-4 PAPER 100 sheets — €21,59
Adox Neutol Eco — €6,37
Adox Adostop Eco — €4,30
ADOX RA-4 Kit — €31,35
Daylight developing 4x5 cassette (Graflok) — €90,00
Paper Insert for 4×6" / 10×15 cm Sheets – for Jagglé Daylight Developing Cassettes — €8,00

How it works

How to Shoot and Process Your Colour Reversal Picture

Here’s your step-by-step guide to bring your colour paper reversal images to life:

Load the cassette with the RA-4 paper in complete darkness using the daylight-capable Graflok cassette.

Expose your image — meter carefully! While RA-4 paper isn’t designed as a camera film, users report effective ISO ratings around ISO 1–6 (often ISO 6 for initial tests), though results vary based on filters and lighting.
Use multigrade filters (00 or 0) during exposure for fine-tuning colour balance.

Place the loaded cassette on your developing tank or tray.

Pull slide No. 2 to release the paper into the developer.

Black-and-white development: Use Neutol Eco for a short dev—no more than 2 minutes.

Stop bath: Quickly rinse or use AdoStop to halt the development.

Re-expose to light: This step re-sensitizes the remaining silver halides.

Colour development: Submerge the paper in RA-4 colour developer—the image will appear.

Blix (bleach + fix): Use the included RA-4 Blix to remove all silver, leaving just the dye image.

Wash thoroughly to remove residual chemistry.

Enjoy your vivid, paper-based colour positive!

This cassette system uses approximately 100 ml of liquid chemistry per process, making it resource-efficient and ideal for experimentation