
Resinotype: Resin medium, VP N°03 Developer, one complimentary PULPØ sheet and a choice of warm black, cool black or both. Add-ons remain optional.
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The printing chain, step by step. What the boxed set contains is marked, the rest can be added — or ticked “I already have it”.
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Format
The recommended workshop for this kit
Luminograph A4 · Starter Kit · PULPØ — 900 gsm · 25 × 35 cm (10 sheets) · HD Negative Film — A4
1 year of Calibration Flow Pro included with the Luminograph. Daylight works too, with experience: every line can be unticked, or marked “I already have it” — except the Primer, which comes with watercolour papers.
1 pouch of pre-sensitised mixture, 350 ml, ready to pour — nothing to add.
Pre-sensitised mixture — pouch S
VP N°03 — Developer
VP N°11 — Warm Black Pigment
VP N°07 — Cool Black Pigment
1 complimentary PULPØ 900 gsm sheet
Watercolour papers must be primed before sensitising, so Universal Primer N°04 comes with them. It is not on sale yet: mark it “I already have it” if you own some, and these papers open up — or choose PULPØ, which needs none.
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A boxed set on its own, for an equipped studio.
We sell a chemistry kit on its own to studios that can succeed with it: a Luminograph, or the experience and equipment you tell us about. Nothing to prove — one box to tick.
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€65
1 × Resinotype
Find the steps, practical advice and safety information for this process in its dedicated guide.
Read the process guideResinotype
€65

The printing chain, step by step. What the boxed set contains is marked, the rest can be added — or ticked “I already have it”.
Complete workspace
1/5 steps
Format
The recommended workshop for this kit
Luminograph A4 · Starter Kit · PULPØ — 900 gsm · 25 × 35 cm (10 sheets) · HD Negative Film — A4
1 year of Calibration Flow Pro included with the Luminograph. Daylight works too, with experience: every line can be unticked, or marked “I already have it” — except the Primer, which comes with watercolour papers.
1 pouch of pre-sensitised mixture, 350 ml, ready to pour — nothing to add.
Pre-sensitised mixture — pouch S
VP N°03 — Developer
VP N°11 — Warm Black Pigment
VP N°07 — Cool Black Pigment
1 complimentary PULPØ 900 gsm sheet
Watercolour papers must be primed before sensitising, so Universal Primer N°04 comes with them. It is not on sale yet: mark it “I already have it” if you own some, and these papers open up — or choose PULPØ, which needs none.
Success guarantee
A boxed set on its own, for an equipped studio.
We sell a chemistry kit on its own to studios that can succeed with it: a Luminograph, or the experience and equipment you tell us about. Nothing to prove — one box to tick.
No Luminograph yet? Tell us where you stand:
Remembered on this device.
Selection total
€65
1 × Resinotype
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Find the steps, practical advice and safety information for this process in its dedicated guide.
Read the process guideResinotype combines gelatin, powder pigment and resin to produce a velvety varnished finish that other VP processes never reach. The resin, hardened during the final drying, seals the pigment within a translucent layer that brings mineral depth and microreliefs visible in raking light. Unlike carbon transfer which seeks maximum density or bromoil which imitates oil painting, resinotype plays a unique plastic card: the print becomes a vitrified object, halfway between photograph and enamel. It is the only kit in the VP catalog that produces this varnished finish without any external varnish application, which guarantees the physical unity of the image layer and its long-term mechanical stability.
The VP formulation combines gelatin, powder pigments dosed via the 1.25 to 15 mL measuring spoons, and a resin specific to the resinotype process. No dichromate, no volatile solvent: the chemistry remains compatible with kitchen-safe practice, unlike historical resinotypes which required ventilation. The operation demands a stable pouring temperature around 40 °C for the gelatin, controlled with the thermometer included in the starter kit. Where bromoil inks a matrix or carbon transfers a pigmented sheet, resinotype deposits the final layer directly: no transfer, no removal, the print is finished at the moment of unmolding, ready for drying without further manipulation.