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    8x10 Film Holder Bag

    So, I thought I'd give THIS a try. What did I have to lose.

    Well, I got it today and I think it's perfect. It's a thick neoprene and the top snaps over the top VERY snugly. I'm going to buy a couple more tonight.

    Or, you can spend 10x more on other offerings.

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    Re: 8x10 Film Holder Bag

    I have been using mine for a few months, they are really well made, highly recommended.

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    Re: 8x10 Film Holder Bag

    Looks like each one holds two holders?

    Is it so snug that pulling a single holder out is difficult?

    Would be a nice feature to have a loop strap to hang it from the tripod.

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    Re: 8x10 Film Holder Bag

    great, something else to buy now

    and they have them for 4x5 as well
    notch codes ? I only use one film...

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    Re: 8x10 Film Holder Bag

    Is there something in between the holders to stop them rubbing?

    Thanks,
    Lachlan.

    You miss 100% of the shots you never take. -- Wayne Gretzky

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    Re: 8x10 Film Holder Bag

    I almost got one....I was worried about the lack of zipper or velcro. Does it seal up well?
    I have the photobackpacker ones and I am in love with them!
    david

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    Re: 8x10 Film Holder Bag

    I got a built NY for laptop with zip, fits one holder very well.

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    Re: 8x10 Film Holder Bag

    I picked up a few of these. Have not used them in the field, but first galnce is so-so. They are quite heavy. I don't think they will work well with antistatic envelopes. They would work best if you need just 1-2 holders. The photobackpacker holder is far and away superior, and lighter.

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    Re: 8x10 Film Holder Bag

    I saw this and thought I'd ask...What's wrong with just using a backpack and what should one look for or avoid when finding a place to keep film holders?

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    Re: 8x10 Film Holder Bag

    Quote Originally Posted by icanthackit View Post
    I saw this and thought I'd ask...What's wrong with just using a backpack and what should one look for or avoid when finding a place to keep film holders?
    Nothing wrong with a backpack if that is what you have. However, the more secured your film holders, the less mischief with dust or inadvertantly pulled darkslides or fogging.

    The Photobackpacker 8x10 is really nice because you can put 3 holders in individual zippered pocket. I put mine in an antistatic envelope in the zippered pouch. The holder can hang from a tripod so the holders are at the ready. Also it is easy to separate exposed from unexposed holders if you are working with several.

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