Comments about Adorama Adorama Large Changing Bag, 27" x 30", for Bulk Loading Film.:

The is a nice changing bag. The only con I have found is that since it's a double bag (two layers) if you are not careful, you can put your tank, film and supplies inside but not have it in the inner portion of the bag. It would be nice if these layers were sewn together. Otherwise a nice bag.

Comments about Adorama Adorama Large Changing Bag, 27" x 30", for Bulk Loading Film.:

This is a solid changing bag. I also had some issues with stray threads from the stitching on the inside of the bag and in one case, contaminated a roll but didn't affect the pictures. I spent a minute to track down any remaining offenders and have been carefree since.

One of the things that can be seen as a disadvantage of this type of changing bag is that there is no built-in support so you must move the fabric while manipulating the pieces. Also, it traps moisture so if you are loading many rolls, don't be surprised if it gets a little moist in there, especially if you have some moisture left in your hands and in your tank from a previous batch. After longer sessions I'll turn it inside out to dry. These are small annoyances compared to the price of a supported changing bag, though, which start at around $65.

In lieu of a light-tight room, this bag gives you all sorts of freedom when bulk-loading film, loading development reels or retrieving a broken roll from a camera. Thanks, Adorama, for making an affordable changing bag that is actually made quite well.

Comments about Adorama Adorama Large Changing Bag, 27" x 30", for Bulk Loading Film.:

It's the perfect size, the only problem I've had is loose threads. But once I clipped them off it's been perfect.