Harrison Small Film Changing Bag

Product Code: eq2591
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The Harrison Small Film Changing Bagare made with silver fabric on the exterior, and blackout fabric on the interior. There is an included zippered storage bag inside.

A changing bag is used to load and unload light sensitive material when a darkroom is unavailable.

Parameters
Capacity	For: 16mm or 4 x 5" film holders
Dimensions	30 x 27" - 76 x 69 cm
Weight	1.5 lbs. - 0.8 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.61 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	13.8 x 10.1 x 1.5"

Reflective silver fabric keeps heat out and interior cool.

Double zippers are baffled for protection.

Sleeves have a second inner elastic for extra security.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this for a 5-reel tank? Is it big enough?

A: Yes, Paterson Changing Bag (27.5 x 27.5") is large enough to put a Paterson Super System 4 Multi-Reel 5 Developing Tank inside. The changing bag diameter is 28'' x 25''.

Q: 2. Will a UPB-1A Lomo tank fit?

A: Yes the UPB-1A should fit inside this tent easily.

Q: 3. Is this bag large enough to use in conjunction with the Stearman sp 8x10 developing tank/tray?

A: Yes, the Harrison Film Changing Bag (Large)(36x36") listed above should be compatible and large enough for use with the Stearman Press SP-8 x 10 Daylight Processing Tray.

Q: 4. Is this bag large enough to work in conjunction with the Stearman sp8x10 developing tank/tray?

A: It is only large enough for film changing. For processing you would need this tent: https://bhpho.to/3cmY8xg

Q: 5. Looking for a Rag Back like this one: B&H # MARBSR MFR # 309200 but in black?

A: From time to time we do custom colors for a large amount of bags otherwise red is the color

Q: 6. Where was this product made?

A: This Product is Made in the United Kingdom.

Q: 7. My interest in this bag is for changing lenses on my a6300; is it spacious enough for this? ( a 12mm and a 16-70 )

A: Yes, totally. :)

Q: 8. Can I use this for a 3-reel tank? Is it big enough?

A: Yes.

Q: 9. Good evening! Excuse me, Do you send products to Mexico City? Thanks in advance

A: We can ship most items to Mexico City. To see which items can be shipped, you may add them to your online cart and enter your shipping information.

Q: 10. Is the inside of the bag dust free?

A: The amount of dust depends on how the bag is stored.

Akira	14/09/2024
[1.61 lb] very useful and reliable Film Changing Bag. it is easy to use anywhere. I would like to recommend to all my friends. 5

anyonymous	05/08/2024
[1.61 lb] What i expected arrived, in time, and after some uses it works like it should 5

Ramsey	04/07/2024
[1.61 lb] I bought this to change Arri SR 16mm mags in the field. A tent would have been nice but it is almost three times the price. The changing bag does the job nicely and folds up for easy transport. 5

John	03/07/2024
[1.61 lb] Good to still find these. Hopefully I'll get a lot of use out of it. 5

richard	25/06/2024
[1.61 lb] I purchased this to use with my 4x5 processor since I do not have a dark room. I already own a smaller changing bag that wasn't sufficient, and this Large sized bag from Harrison was exactly what I needed. It is costly, so make sure you actually need to use something this large before purchasing. It easily folds. 5

Doughnut	23/06/2024
[1.61 lb] High quality. Durable. Easy to use. 5

George	19/06/2024
[1.61 lb] For someone who never uses a changing bag I would definitely recommend this bag to anyone. 5

Michael	17/05/2024
[1.61 lb] I had not developed film at home since my homemade darkroom in high school so this is my first changing bag. I read every review I could find and decided to spend a bit more on the large Harrison bag. I had two concerns before purchase. (1) I have big hands and arms and I was worried about the sleeves being too tight. Turns out not to be an issue at all. Very comfortable and light tight. (2) I wanted lots of room to maneuver in the bag (even though I am only loading 120 film) but was concerned about the bag collapsing on top of my hands. I considered buying a tent to prevent this but they did not seem like a good value for the money and got inconsistent reviews. I got creative and essentially made my own tent by placing an inexpensive 3 sided plastic bin (see pic) in the bag which gives me a solid surface to work from and also provides side support for the bag material. I am really happy with this set up. I have only loaded about six rolls of film so far but it works perfectly. 5