Harrison Pup Film Changing Tent

The newer Style "Harrison Pup Film Changing Tent" features Double elastic sleeves that are long enough to fit over elbows for a secure light seal around arms. This newer version features the "double " style on zippers as well to make sure no light gets into the tent, and uses more durable material. Because of better construction this newer version of the One Piece Pop Up Tent design assembles and collapses in seconds using shock corded, anodized aluminum poles.

The Harrison Pup Film Changing Tent is the newest version for 16mm, and 4x5 film.

I'm planning to travel with my 8x10 and bought the pup after reading some on-line reviews. It will work with 8x10 film holders although it's tight. I just tried it for the first time and it's workable. Fortunately, I'm probably only going to expose 4 or 5 sheets of film a day.

Enter anI think the dry cleaning solvent might not be compatible with the material, also the dry cleaning material has a strong smell and is not good for your skin etc. If your tent requires cleaning due to dust, smells etc, I would suggest warm water with a dash of dish washing up liquid, then use a nice large cotton rag to wipe over it. , then let it dry naturally. Another great tip for removing dust inside your tent is to use one of those house hold Swiffer dust collectors. Take a Swiffer out of the box and just place it in your hand and wipe the inside of your tent. It does a superb job in removing dust.The Swiffer dust collector is also a great way to clean the dash and dash instruments in your vehicle. It gets into the nooks and crannies and picks up all the dusts and does not just push the dust around.If I am going to leave my tent for long periods of time I also throw a sheet of plastic over it to keep excessive dust of it. I also always leave my tent open rather than stored in the collapsed mode and let the air inside, I have never noticed a strong smell. One also needs to make sure your tent is not sitting in direct sunlight for long periods or placed close to other direct heat sources. Heating any type of plastic can result in pungent smells being emitted. answer to this question.