3d printed 4x5 camera

Required materials that cannot be printed: -4x 8mm, 200mm long, metal (any metal) rods -8x M5, 60mm long, bolts (preferably black) -8x M5 nuts (preferably black) -1x 77mm diameter +10 macro lens filter (Or equivalent 100mm focal length lens) -1x...

The mounting bracket is designed for attaching a 35mm DSLR in place of the film on a Gundlach 4x5 view camera, potentially fitting other field cameras with similar back sizes. Additional information can be found at this link:...

This design has been optimized to be printed without supports, and is divided into multiple parts so it can be printed easily. BEFORE YOU START:To assemble this camera, it is required to have printed all the parts and have the following list of...

... the ease of assembly. I did not like my cutting skills (or tools) I had small gags and such. after purchasing a 3D printer I decided to try and see if I could print one. This where I am currently at, and I will update my progress. Category: Camera

... (or lack thereof) and the tools I had at hand, which were limited. After acquiring a 3D printer, I decided to see if I could print one of the sliders instead. ...This is where I'm currently at, and I'll keep updating my progress as I move forward.

Bits and bobs to turn the pieces of a Sinar X standards into a functional camera again.

This is a basic 4x5 sheet film pinhole camera designed to help users master Tinkercad basics. ... Focal length: 90 millimeters Pinhole diameter: 0.4 millimeters F-stop setting: f/255 Angle of view: 84.2 degrees

The P5 is a 4x5 film camera with a "dark slide" protection for unexposed film. It features Pinhead shutter design and a focal length of 90mm, designed for a 0.40mm pinhole with an f-stop of f/225 and a 70-degree horizontal field of view. A 150mm...

... You need four M3 30mm Hex Socket Head Cap Screws or similar to attach to the camera. There is a 3/8"-16 thread to mount a 3/8 to 1/4 screw adapter. Designed to be printed standing on the end and should print fairly OK without supports.

This is a 3D printed 35mm pinhole camera. If you can access a 3D printer and have a couple of bucks you should be able to create this superb camera and hopefully take wonderful pictures with it. ... You can find detailed instructions on my website:...

... a Smith-Victor R8 Tripod. The 3D printing .STL files are included in the upload, along with the complete SolidWorks Assembly. Check out my blog post for more details: https://ctmprojectsblog.wordpress.com/2016/06/20/3d-printed-tripod-camera-mount/

This is a 3D printed 35mm pinhole camera. ...If you can access a 3D printer and have a couple of bucks you should be able to create this superb camera and hopefully take wonderful pictures with it.You can find detailed instructions on my website:...

This is a 3D printed 35mm pinhole camera that you can create with ease, as long as you have access to a 3D printer and are willing to invest a few dollars. With these basic requirements met, you'll be able to take stunning pictures using this...

... and an anchor for the surveillance camera in the form of an alarm signal detector. ...Case:- provide 360 ​​degree motion of the camera;- save the look of the motion detector;- camera body without mounting elements;Print Estimate:Hight Quality 9 h 55 m

This is my first time posting anything I have designed and providing instructions. This camera is printed in parts to allow for easy assembly. I made it so that the pinhole had a thin spot to be able to push a small pin through it to make the hole...

... https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-2-model-b/https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/camera-module-v2/ You can install software such as Motioneye to set this up as a security camera. ... https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneye/wiki Enjoy!

Due to the smooth bearings and rubber O-rings the dolly is pretty fluid, with large wheels and a low center of gravity we have planty of stability, making this project great fro heavy cameras like a DSLR. ...The filament used for this project is PLA...

This DIY camera mount is a breeze to assemble and set up, perfect for attaching your camera to a 1/2 inch pipe or any flat surface. Simply attach part one to the stand, then secure part two firmly to your camera using a bolt. ...To do this, you'll need...

This is a camera housing that I designed for my Raspberry Pi 2 Model B and the Official Raspberry PI Camera Module V2. You can install software like Motioneye to set this up as a security camera. Motioneye is a great tool for setting up your...

Thanks to the smooth bearings and rubber O-rings, the doll is pretty fluid, with large wheels and a low center of gravity we have great stability, which makes this project great for heavy cameras such as DSLRs. The fiber used for this project is PEG...

The initial design for a 3D-printed 4x5 camera housing has been crafted.

First scanned negatives from the PINH5AD 3D Printed 4X5 Pinhole Camera have been posted for reference. GIMP was used to manually stitch scans due to Hugin issues, but plugins can provide an algorithmic solution. ...The work is licensed under Creative...

The MUTO is an evolution of my earliest 3D printed camera designs, the PINH5AD (AKA P5). I've been thinking about a super wide 4X5 camera for a long time and I'm happy to finally publish this in time for Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, 2016! 4X5...

This thing is a collection of parts for 3D-printed digital camera obscuras that use your compact digital camera (especially ones similar to the Canon PowerShot ELPH 180) or cell phone to capture the image projected on a large-format screen... and can...

... lens is quite clear. So I have remixed a 4x5 film back to, hopefully, work with this camera. I cant imagine anyone else would need this, but Im posting it here anyway. It will be neat if this works. This is very much a work in progress... ...

You should read the Instructable before making any of these parts. That Instructable is https://www.instructables.com/3D-printed-Digital-Camera-Obscuras/ .All the parts needed for Faboky can be printed on a typical consumer FDM 3D printer, and a...

This is a magnifying focusing hood for Intrepid 4x5 cameras. It snaps onto the ground glass back at the top and bottom using clips that can be replaced as they wear or if you break them. The lens used is a 150mm plano-convex lens, which should...

A Canon digital camera can be secured with a custom 3D-printed mount, providing easy access to the battery and SD card. The mount's STL files are provided for printing, along with SolidWorks files. ...The project was completed using an AFINIA H-480 3D...

... knob, and knob washer also require this technique. Fund the project via Indiegogo to obtain a 3D printer for further development; visit http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/open-source-3d-printed-medium-format-pinhole-camera/x/490700 for more details.

Specs: - Dual focusing mechanism for both lens and film frames featuring anti-backlash technology - Smooth movement on double 8mm rod rail facilitated by SC8UU linear ball bearings - Back frame - fixed in Z-axis with ±10 degrees tilt adjustment -...