The Harrison Professional Film Changing Bags are made with silver fabric on the exterior, and blackout fabric on the interior. There is an included zippered storage bag inside.
A changing bag is used to load and unload light sensitive material when a darkroom is unavailable.
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I purchased one of these in 2020, and overall have been happy with it. No light leaks, and well made for the most part. It took a while for the sleeves to loosen up and was a difficult to put my arms inside for the first few months, but once worn in for a while it became easier to use. My only real complaint is that the zipper for the inner (black) layer has failed. The outer one still works, and I started putting a thick blanket over the zipper area to keep the light out. Despite this, I think 5 years was a pretty good run, considering how much I have used it. It certainly outlasted the cheap one it replaced. I am going to buy the large version to make handling big reels of film less frustrating. This is probably the best changing bag available in terms of construction and durability. I may try to find someone who can change the zipper that failed and keep using it. My cat thinks its a bed, and nothing I can do or say will convince him otherwise.
B&H has some odd back ordered/online only cheaper options for this changing bag. I only needed it for one shoot on super 16mm so I was kind of bummed. However, knowing this... I can be assured there was no light leaks (I shinned a very powerful flashlight inside). The bag was a little tight on my arri sr3 mag, but ended up being just fine.