We print from a negative and the print is positive, right?
We print from a color negative and the print is positive; we print from a color positive (a “slide”) and the print is still positive.
If we use b/w paper in a pinhole camera, we get a (contrasty) negative print; most often, we contact-print that paper negative, in order to generate a positive print.
Paper designed to make a (positive) print from a (positive) color slide, placed in a pinhole camera, would make a unique positive print, right?
OK, now dig this: http://harmantechnologynews.com/2IQ-4GVU-77VU59V96/cr.aspx
… and this: http://www.ilfordphoto.com/Webfiles/2010421151622042.pdf
… and this: http://www.freestylephoto.biz/22252-Fotokemika-Efke-BandW-Positive-Paper-RC-Matt-5×7-25-sheets
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