I need help in printing color paper

[silver4198]

25 Years A Go I Used To Print My Own 120 Color Film In My Darkroom. I Still Have All The Equipment. Now I Want To Start Again. I Bought Fujicolor Cristal Archive Color Paper And Kodak Ra Chemicals.
I Enlarged One 8x10 And After Procesing, Nothing Came Out.
Could Anybody Tell Me What I Did Wrong?

[al olson]

25 Years A Go I Used To Print My Own 120 Color Film In My Darkroom. I Still Have All The Equipment. Now I Want To Start Again. I Bought Fujicolor Cristal Archive Color Paper And Kodak Ra Chemicals.
I Enlarged One 8x10 And After Procesing, Nothing Came Out.
Could Anybody Tell Me What I Did Wrong?

It could be insufficient exposure from the enlarger or other light source if a contact print.

It could be that the emulsion side of the paper is down instead of toward the light source. This is sometimes an easy mistake to make in the dark.

It could be that the baths, developer and blix, were reversed.

It could be that the developer is contaminated.

It would be helpful if you could explain how you are exposing and processing the paper (i.e. enlarger/contact frame, trays/processor, etc.) Is the paper completely blank or are there traces of image?

[matthew klos]

When you say nothing cam out, do you mean the paper is totally black? With no image? Give us some more info so we can help!

[silver4198]

Thanks You For Your Attention
Yes I Can See The Picture, But No Details At All

[Greg Lockrey]

Not to be flippant, did you expose the paper correct side up?

[silver4198]

I Used The Ektacolor Ra Developer And Fuji Paper. My Enlarger Is Super Chromega C760.
I Would Appreciate If Anyone Can Tell Me The Steps To Process The Paper With The Chemicals.

[silver4198]

I Use Drum , My Chemicals Are Ektacolor Ra Developer Ra/4
Ektacolor Blich Fix And Kodak Glacial Acetic Acid For The Stop Bath
My Color Analyzer Readings Are
Magenta 66 Yellow 60 Cyan 44 Printing Time 52 Sec

[silver4198]

yes greg the paper was side up. i think the problem is in the precessing.
if you know the steps please let me know. in the 70's the developer was only one chemical, now the ektacolor ra4 is 3 steps

[Vaughn]

I have only used Kodak RA4 in a processor -- Developer, then Bleach/Fix, then wash. No stop bath.

[silver4198]

how long you give the developer and the blichfix