Starlight UV Paper is a fun and mess-free type of photosensitive paper. Kids can create images using all types of things.

Starlight UV paper is coated with a light-sensitive emulsion that reacts to UV light, producing a photographic print when exposed to UV light.

Starlight Paper is commonly used by artists, photographers, and hobbyists interested in alternative photographic processes and experimental image-making techniques.

No, the sun works just fine. But you'll see a difference in the color of blue with a UV flashlight vs. the sun. Starlight will turn a deeper blue with UV flashlights. Using the sun is a great way to teach about UV and the electromagnetic spectrum.

Starlight is like Cyanotype but different. It is more sensitive and can be exposed with a UV flashlight. And it doesn't need to be washed with water to see the image. The image appears in seconds.

Yes. You are correct. The yellow side of the paper is the UV-sensitive side.

The time will vary depending on the time of year. In the summer, Starlight will turn blue in seconds. During the winter, a minute or so. Also the sun is large and very far away so tt will not make Starlight turn a dark blue like the UV flashlights will. Some things to consider while using Starlight outside: keep the paper in the black bag until it's ready to be exposed. Plan the arrangement before putting them on Starlight or create your arrangement indoors. With two cookie sheets, arrange the design on Starlight on top of one cookie sheet and then place the other on top. Then take it outside to expose. This will make it much easier.

No, Starlight turns Blue. Blue is a cool primary color that has a wide range of shades. Also, it contrasts well with the yellowish Starlight paper making it a great color to make art.

Yes! Over time, the yellowish color will turn white.