Harrison Film Changing Bag (Large)

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.

The Stearman sp8x10 is a "daylight" processing tray, so only has to be loaded in the bag, I don't know the exact dimensions of it but I would say not much larger thah a box of 8x10 film, as that's the largest it can handle, and only one sheet at a time, so I only need to have one film holder in the bag as well. Both, bag and tray are on their way to me now,..so I will soon find out!...thanks for the input.

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.

This will work with 8x10" film holders.

This bag is high quality, made of two layers that are closed in two zips in opposite directions. It is completely sealed and you can be absolutely sure that there will be no penetration of light as long as the zippers are completely closed and the hands are brought in with the sleeve above the elbow. There is no problem using shooting outdoors on location, but to prevent moisture from high humidity would recommend using a dry white gloves when dealing with film 4X5.