Laminating Pouches Film Sheets

[Wetting Agent] Almost like laminating before printing! I just started to use it and wish it were available when I was in school!!

[Polypropylene] Sheets seem sturdy. Not too difficult to get film in. Would buy again.

[1.1 oz / 29.9 g] I purchased six sets of these pouches. I use them for all kinds of misc audio and film stuff. Durable and made well.

I purchased six sets of these pouches. I use them for all kinds of misc audio and film stuff. Durable and made well.

[Handheld Only] Perfect fit for with my Hasselblad 903SWC, two filter pouches, film back and spot meter.

[3-Hole Punch] I use these for storing contact sheets with film. They work perfectly and are the best value I have found so far. Print File seems to be the way to go for storing film.

[Zipper] I am a fine art photographer who has not yet fully graduated to digital. I have a day job which allows me to travel, sometimes internationally. Sometimes for reasons of security and sometimes because I may not be comfortable walking into a business meeting with a honking camera bag, I am always looking for discreet easy to carry camera bags. The included gear protection - pouches etc. work well. Once you open the zipper to expand this pack it begins to become less discreet and probably offers less protection for gear than some of the other Think Tank and MindShift packs. That's no surprise. The big surprise, however, is that I can easily fit a Hasselblad V film camera - meaning camera without prism finder but with back and a lens attached, two additional Hasselblad lenses, a lense hood, a couple of 60mm filters, a Sony a7riii and two manual focus prime lenses, accessories such as film, memory cards, cable releases and a 13 laptop, chargers for the laptop and the Sony, a couple of extra batteries for the Sony etc. (also putting a few these things in the external pockets) - with the expansion zipper closed so that the width of the pack is only about 3 inches. You do have to unzip the expansion zipper to access the interior - a minor extra step. I added the separately sold padded waste belt which allows you to attach accessory pouches to have quicker access to a lens, film, or anything else. This is a recent purchase, but so far very happy for the reasons above and quality of fit and finish which make me think it should hold up well.

[Folding] These are handy pouches that can serve a multitude of purposes. I have two, one I use as a belt pouch to carry a small compact camera and film. The other serves various purposes but right now it is attached the the shoulder strap of a camera bag to carry a couple of film containers.

[5.02 lb] It may have taken 20 sheets or so to figure out the exposure index and how to shoot in camera, but it was well worth the trial and error. This has been a great film to cut my teeth on as I delve further into large format. I use d-76 to develop but have also found a lot of data for other developers as well. Great film and a great price.

[Polypropylene] Didn't realize it when I purchased them, but the negative sheets also have a spot to put a contact sheet in the back. I prefer this both for ease of organizing and also because the rigidity further protects the film. The film loading area is a little tight, but I'd prefer it tighter than looser. 5/5