Film Pouch, 5 Rolls
$20
Still using ziploc bags to carry your film? This is our simple, reusable solution to keeping your rolls more organized. Available in 2 sizes, it has a center divider so you can separate fresh rolls from exposed rolls. The simple drawstring closure keeps things nicely sealed up and the durable ripstop material protects from the elements. From the film fridge to the camera bag, keep your freshies on deck and have yourself a looong weekend.
Our Review
Long Weekend Film Pouch (5 Rolls) — simple gear organization for a photography side hustle
The gist: If shooting film is part of a creative side income or a portfolio project you juggle with remote work, this pouch keeps your stock organized between shoots instead of loose in a bag.
- Holds 5 rolls of 35mm film: a center divider keeps fresh rolls separate from exposed ones — useful when you're shooting multiple client or personal projects in the same week.
- Weatherproof ripstop nylon: protects film stock from moisture and wear during transport between a home office and shoot locations.
- Compact when flattened: 6.7" x 7.5" flattened, so it stows easily in a desk drawer or camera bag between projects.
- Secure drawstring closure: a tightener keeps rolls sealed and organized, which matters if you're managing client film alongside your own.
A verified B&H customer reviewer who travels frequently for shoots gave it 5 stars, noting she likes being able to "easily pull out a bag and hand it to airport security" when flying with film for work.
Best for: remote creators or freelancers who shoot film as part of their work and travel with rolls of stock. Skip it if: you shoot digital only. Check the current price before buying.
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