Ilfochrome in 12" camera

[dajope]

I'm thinking of trying Ilfochrome reversal paper in my darkslides to produce direct positives. I realise that the daylight will have to be filtered, but would appreciate any advice if anyone has tried this or just has some advice on using ilfochrome and its chemistry

 

[mysteryscribe]

I have no idea at all. I have never even tried color paper as a negative material but I would like to someday. If I can ever get black white down.. I really do wish I could help...

 

[Hertz van Rental]

Use the basic filtration marked on the pack as a starting point and shoot some tests.
You don't need to use a whole sheet for this, just some strips (like a test strip in printing). It's much cheaper.
The problem that Cibachrome (the original name, changed to Ilfochrome when Ilford bought the technology in the 90's) always had was contrast - it tends to have too much. Sunny days might not give very good results. Try shooting on slightly overcast days (soft light).
I last used Cibachrome around 1980 and have never felt the urge to go back to it, but I don't see why it shouldn't work as camera 'film'.