You can simply perform a reversal development with paper in the same way BW slides are obtained.
This is expose and develop, stop bath, bleach to remove metallic silver, open lights to expose remaining silver halide, develop again (until completion if well adjusted, or less), stop bath again and fix.
You can use an stouffer density wedge to calibrate the process with different paper contrast grades, so you can nail a result at the first time, as reversal development is longer it is nice to have the thing calibrated
https://www.photrio.com/forum/thread...e-paper.44354/
It is also performed if using paper as a "negative" but wanting a positive image in the paper:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50YgsRDYjL0
If you use dichromate remember contact has to be avoided. For disposing mix it with used developer, liquid will change from orange to dark green, being a way more safe stuff.
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