3d printed lens hood

A 3D printable cup-style lens cover designed to go over a lens hood. OpenSCAD files are parametric so you should be able to make one for your own specific lenses.Set the following variables (example from Sigma_16mm_DC_DN.scad):DIA_EXT = 85.4; //...

When my brother proposed creating a lens hood for his old Yashica, I wasn't certain if the Makerbot could handle such intricate detail. However, after refining the design, it became apparent that it would work. The Makerbot facilitated an effortless...

After the rifle fell to the floor, the lens hood sprang over the thread and got stuck. I designed a custom tool to help the lens hood get back on track. To accomplish this, you need to apply pressure to the side that's farthest from the optical...

... video lens hood is designed specifically for use with Sony's FDR-AX33 and AX53 cameras. ...This custom-made lens hood ensures that a 58mm focal length remains free from vignetting. ...It requires the use of an adapter that fits a 52mm to 58mm diameter.

... not been officially confirmed. To properly position the hood, you may need to slightly bend it before placing it in front of your Spectacles. When attaching the lens hood, use a strong double-sided adhesive to secure it firmly to the camera lenses.

This concept relies on capturing light that heads straight for the lens as the camera captures the moment, while a lens hood provides added protection by safeguarding against accidental drops or bumps. The design rationale behind those extended...

It Helps Protect the Lens An added benefit of using a lens hood is that it serves as an added layer of protection for the front lens element, the external placement and material of lens hoods make them a better shield against accidental impacts,...

... scratches and other forms of damage to the delicate lens. The innovative design ensures that the lens hood remains discreetly out of view within the frame, allowing you to capture crystal-clear footage without any distracting visual obstructions.

I designed a lens hood for my Canon EF 24-70mm F4 L IS USM lens using a bayonet mount to secure it tightly on the lens. ... It was a fun project that allowed me to practice designing a round-shaped object with a complex bayonet mount feature, all done...

Retracts off; combing mode: "Not in Skin" TPU temp of 215, build plate temp 60-65. How I Designed This Easy Peasy lens hood in Fusion 360 Take diameter of outside of lens Sketch circle (diameter of lens) and square you want for the outside box of...

Although this print is official RHAFA09 model number Tamron provided, the "leaves" that are a part of it do not precisely resemble what was designed by the lens manufacturer's engineers. They are however, close enough in design and appearance to...

Humans now have a variety of lens hoods to choose from, ranging from heavy-duty options that block out large amounts of light to lighter versions designed specifically for handheld use.

Lens hood for FIMI x8 mini. It does not affect the operation of the gimbal, also does not weigh down the camera and does not interfere with the installation of filters. ...Excellent protection against side illumination

This lens hood is specifically designed for use with the Zoom Q2n Handy Video/Audio Recorder. The recorder's unique design makes its lens protrude, leaving it vulnerable to accidental touches and fingerprints. To address this issue, I created this...

Nikon 18-55mm Bayonet Lens Hood, only 27mm in depth. Compact alternative to HB-37. Matte finish achieved with flat black paint application. ...Additional stability provided by applying a small amount of adhesive to tighten tolerances.

Simple lens hood for the Seestar S50 Smart Telescope. Helps cut out unwanted light bleed from street lights and houses when imaging subjects low on the horizon. ...Best if used with black felt liner.

Look no further than this lens hood. Helps cut down on flare and doesn't show up in photos when printed. Depending on your clearances, you may want to scale it up to 101% or 102% as mine fit, but it was a chore getting it on and off. Recommended...

I decided to create a cap for my camera, but then I realized the lens needed protection. ...It's so tempting to reach out and accidentally touch it, which could cause damage. To solve this problem, I came up with a great idea - a protective lens hood!

Version 2 of the hood I made for my lens (available on Thingiverse) features three lugs at its base to securely lock it in place. ...It's specifically designed for my Olympus 75-300mm zoom lens, though other makes might use a similar size.

I designed this camera mount and quickly understood that for safety reasons, it would be wise to develop a lens protector, as the lens is easily accessible and could be accidentally touched. ...Therefore, I came up with the idea of creating a hood...

... The design is based on webboggles' Canon EF-S 17-85 lens hood (Thing #73161), and there's also a version that fits bob345's Canon 18-55 STM lens hood (Thing #893699). ...Although I haven't had a chance to test the fit, it should work seamlessly.

If you have a lot of motion stabilization goin on you will see the lens hood in your frame. I noticed the same artifact with the original model too. This is to be expected. ...Works just fine for shots where the camera does not move around too much or...

I've printed this in PLA on my Ultimaker 2 in Black and works fine for me. I was shooting outdoor sports and didn't want to risk breaking my $115 lens hood, so this seems to be durable enough for now until I revise a better version. Print Settings...

With this innovative lens hood, you can expect improved image quality, reduced glare, and enhanced durability. Whether you're an avid vlogger or a professional filmmaker, this accessory is sure to take your content to the next level. If you have...

Here is the STLs and 3D drawing in Designspark Mechanical format (RSDOC) for 3D Printed Photography Lens Mechanism for Projector Lens. As this project was designed for Meyer Optik 140/3.5, I'm sure this will not suit to all projector lens, but...

After I made cap (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:942432) for this camera, I realized that for protecting purposes there will be good to obtain some kind of protector for lens, as it is a temptingly easy to access and accidentally just touch it. ...So...

Here's a custom-designed lens hood tailored specifically for the Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8, optimized to fit snugly onto a 77 mm Canon barrel. ...If you're interested in tweaking this design, I've included the SolidWorks file - feel free to modify it as...

86mm lens hood to fit 88mm OD filter. 123D file can be manipulate to make larger or smaller at will, just need to pull or push surfaces. 1/2mm chamfer is on the ring that fits onto the filter. I make it about .25mm larger to allow for shrinkage.

After the initial print, the design was revamped with minor adjustments. ...The hood now fits snugly over the McNuggets FPV backpack.

I'm using a lens hood for my DJI Spark drone, which simply snaps onto the camera body. The main goal here is to prevent lens flares while also providing protection from raindrops. To achieve this, I need to design a part that's as lightweight as...