Harrison Ditty Bag Blue | Compact & Durable

Product Code: eq97202
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Carry a variety of gear with this tote-style Ditty Bag in blue from Harrison. The bag measures 20 x 6 x 18" and features a top handle.

Holds a Variety of Gear Tote-Style Bag Top Handle Dimensions: 20 x 6 x 18"

Key Specs
Color	Blue
Carry/Transport Options	Handle
Interior Type	Empty
Dimensions	Exterior 20 x 18 x 6" / 51 x 45.5 x 12.5 cm
Weight	1.5 lb / 680.4 g
Parameters
Carry/Transport Options	Handle
Interior Type	Empty
Features
Bottle Pocket	No
RFID-Blocking Pockets	No
Security Lock	No
General
Padded Interior	Yes
Materials	Exterior: Nylon
Dimensions	Exterior 20 x 18 x 6" / 51 x 45.5 x 12.5 cm
Weight	1.5 lb / 680.4 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.56 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	21.9 x 9.4 x 5"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the inner material of the standby cover, is it black?Thank you

A: The inside of the Harrison Standby Camera Cover is black.

Q: 2. Could you cover the junior magliner with it?

A: No this is designed to cover a 35mm motion picture camera

Q: 3. Can this fit inside a storm 2620 case? The specs are similar to the 1560 but a bit smaller.

A: No, the Harrison Lid Organizer Panel for Pelican 1560 (20.5 x 15.5") is too large for the 20 x 14" inner dimensions of the Pelican iM2620 Storm Trak Case.

Q: 4. Does this work comfortably with 8x10 sheets and film holders?

A: This will work with 8x10" film holders.

Q: 5. will this bag hold canon with sigma 100-400 lance attached?

A: Yes, the Tenba Solstice Sling Bag (10L, Blue) will fit a Canon camera plus a Sigma 100-400mm lens attached.

Q: 6. Does this fit on Pelican IM 3075 please?

A: No, the Harrison Lid Organizer Panel for Pelican 1650 (28 x 17.5") is too large for the IM 3075 case.

Q: 7. With the dividers removed, will this hold a Fuji X-T4 with the Fuji 150-600mm lens (with the hood reversed)?

A: Yes Tenba Solstice Sling Bag (10L, Blue) will hold a Fuji XT4 with the Fuji 150-600mm lens (with the hood reversed).

Q: 8. How small does the changing bag fold down to? And does support itself open with some type of flex frame or just lay flat?

A: It folds to about 12 x 10 . Then you roll it into an included bag that is about 13 x 4 . This is a flat bag, it is not the famous Harrison tent. I used flat bags like this for years and they are fine even with large 35mm 1000 magazines. However, if you are on a job that is 16mm or 35mm film and you will be doing hundreds of rolls, get the Harrison tent. You will thank yourself.

Q: 9. Can you explain why the Tenba Solstice 10L bag has bigger dimensions than the Tenba Solstice V2 12L?

A: I recommend not looking at the 10L or 12L volume. It is not clear how that number is measured. I plugged in the size of the bag in a calculator and got a different volume than the one listed by Tenba. I recommend just looking at the inner dimensions. The Tenba Solstice V2 Sling Bag (Gray, 12L) measures internally 15.5 x 8 x 4.5" while the Tenba Solstice Sling Bag (10L, Blue) measures internally 16.5 x 8 x 4.75". The 10L is slightly bigger.

Q: 10. Is this big enough for a Fuji XT-10?

A: I have a Sony A7 with kit lens that fits perfectly. If your Fuji is same size, your in luck. A really nice case incidentally.

Mark	27/09/2024
[21.9 x 9.4 x 5"] I bought this bag because of Harrison's enthusiast reputation. I only need a bag to load reels for processing. I've been a photographer for 50 years and have had other manufacturer's units...some still being sold. This bag is better built and worth the extra money but beware IT IS BIG! I could easily load a half-dozen 8x10 holders in it. I could have gone with the smaller version I'd suggest that before you buy measure some counter space 36 by 36 inches and decide if you need that big a bag. 5

richard	14/09/2024
[Empty] 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

Carey	02/09/2024
[Handle] Works, looks good. 5

Akira	01/09/2024
[Handle] very useful and reliable Film Changing Bag. it is easy to use anywhere. I would like to recommend to all my friends. 5

Doughnut	01/09/2024
[21.9 x 9.4 x 5"] High quality. Durable. Easy to use. 5

Michael	19/08/2024
[Empty] 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

George	06/07/2024
[Handle] For someone who never uses a changing bag I would definitely recommend this bag to anyone. 5

Thomas	27/06/2024
[Empty] Great quality bag with a protective soft bag to carry around in. 5

anyonymous	05/06/2024
[Blue] What i expected arrived, in time, and after some uses it works like it should 5

Ramsey	05/05/2024
[Handle] 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