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Harrison Standard Film Changing Tent

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Harrison 1001 Overview

The packable, portable darkroom that really holds up when the pressure is on. It's comfortably cool. It gives you the space you need to work in and is as lightproof as your favorite studio darkroom.

Designed by a working camera assistant, the Harrison Film Changing Tent is packed with practical, field-tested features. The Harrison Film Changing Tent is ideal for both the motion picture assistant and large format still photographer.

The Harrison standard changing tent is intended for 35mm motion-picture film or 8x10" sheet-film changing.

One piece tent design for quick assembly in seconds.
Reflective silver fabric keeps heat out, and interior cool. A domed ceiling keeps film dust-free.
Double zippered doors provide double protection.
Elastic sleeves are long enough to fit over elbows, and inside elastic provides added security.
Shock-corded and anodized aluminum tent poles fold into sections for storage.
UPC: 000000010016

Harrison 1001 Reviews

Fabulous 10 year product - not a lifetime product

By Daniel
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2026-01-18

works perfectly packs away perfectly. this is my second tent. light tight and roomy, plenty of room to load and unload 4X5, I often have 2 or three film types that I'm handling simultaneously and there is room to organize all. after about 10 years the interior starts to degrade and off gas giving off a bad odor and making the surface between layers sticky. it has a perfect ten year shelf life.....

This is the one.

By Edward
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2023-04-04

$3895 for a digital camera that will last maybe 3-5 years or this expensive film changing tent for 4x5 or 8x10 that will last at least 20 years if you take care of it. Essential kit for large format photography. You can get by with a bag or smaller tent for 4x5 for a while, but this is the pro way to go. And for 8x10 this is just it, just get it. Someone complained their older model (20+ years ago) smelled bad. Probably made from some kind of rubberized material. These new ones seem to be 100% nylon so I doubt they will ever start to smell bad. You get what you pay for and this is worth every penny and is actually quite good value in this virtually digitized disposable reality we find ourselves in today.

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If film is loaded with only one of the two ...

If film is loaded with only one of the two zippers closed, is the film ruined and exposed?
Asked by: Kaytlyn
The zippers on the Harrison Standard Film Changing Tent need to be all closed once you have the holders and film in it. Otherwise, the film can be ruined.
Answered by: Elliot
Date published: 2025-08-02

question

What's the folded dimensions?
Asked by: Yasunori
Fits into a stuff bag as a sleeping bag or backpacking tent. Length would be half the length across the hypotenuse as the poles fold up.Great tent for travel and certainly better then a changing bag unless of course it is large enough ... with the tent I can change 8x10; with bag I could do my 5x7, no larger.
Answered by: James M.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Does it have enough room for changing 8x10 negatives?
Asked by: Bing Yang
I have a 4x5, and have plenty of room...
Answered by: E. S.
Date published: 2024-09-14
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