canon fd 50mm lens cap 3d models

Just a sliding cap for Canon EOS to prevent parasite light

A Lens Hood suitable for Canon's 70-300mm image stabilizer is available, which can also fit other Canon lenses of the same diameter. The hood has a base diameter of 3 inches, expanding to 4 inches at the end, and measures 3 inches in length. ...The...

This is a lens hood I designed for the Canon EF-85mm It works great and I use it for my own lens. It is also reversable and just stays on my lens all the time. It is a tight fit as the 85mm only has a single groove for lens hoods to snap into, as...

This is a lens hood for the Canon EF-85mm Prime Lens. I designed this lens as I couldn't find anything suitable for the type of lens mount the 85mm has. With a simple continous groove all the way around as opposed to the standard flange design of...

Introducing a precision-crafted 1.4 FD Laser Cannon designed specifically for immersive battles in your Star Wars Legion Games. ...Assembling this impressive piece will unlock its full potential, enhancing your gameplay experience.

Removing a lens from a Canon EOS camera can be surprisingly simple. In fact, it's almost too easy - as I discovered when I was waiting in line at a McDonald's in St. Petersburg. As I sat down to enjoy my burger, I realized that the lens was missing.

**Description** The cap is a by-product of some experiments with the Canon EF bayonet. And the fact that I do not have enough caps for my bodies. There are some other templates here on Thingiverse.But I was never satisfied with the fit (mostly too...

A cylindrical lens hood i made for my Canon EOS 2000D. A lot of the designs on thingiverse are petal hoods, which don't work with this model as the petals move when focusing. I am a novice photographer, so if anyone has more experience please feel...

The Canon EF-S lens features a 'pinhole' design that allows for increased angle due to extra clearance at the back. ...To print, utilize a thin layer thickness, such as 0.15mm, and subsequently puncture a minute hole using a needle for optimal results.

Here is a rewritten version of the original text: I'm putting the Canon EOS through its paces with the 52mm lens. Using support structures, I'll secure the lock mechanism in place. ... Prior to gluing the assembled parts together, let's get...

I recently took matters into my own hands and built a lens hood for my trusty Canon G3X camera. This versatile camera has been on store shelves for over two months now, but somehow its essential accessories seem to be in short supply - including the...

To assemble the support, four M3 x 6mm-8mm screws are required at both the front and rear (longer screws with suitable washers can be used instead; ensure they do not protrude more than 4mm into the lens to avoid locking the zoom and aperture...

The of monitor of the Canon C200 looks strange when used with a third party monitor mount so I created this monitor cap.

A vital accessory for your Canon lens, a replacement hood designed to fit the 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS EF-S or 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lenses. Constructed from high-quality black or dark grey plastic, this hood effectively prevents color casts in your...

... I made the center a bit wider, allowing it to accomodate the lens cap easier and have softened sharp corners. No supports necessary, it just needs time and PLA filament or resin. ...I will try resin next, but I expect that PLA is more durable.

... perfectly. Tested on the 15mm to 45mm lens that came with my Canon M100, it it a perfect fit and easy to print. No supports necessary, it just needs time and PLA filament or resin. ...I will try resin next, but I expect that PLA is more durable.

I noticed my Canon EF-S Lens chinese offbrand hood loose after it fell. Looking closely there are some plastic springs that were missing, that lock it in place. I searched for them in Thingiverse, but no one has made those yet. I guess just ordering...

The Ultimate Photographer's Best Friend - Canon's Cutting-Edge Camera Lenses!

pare soleil 50mm 1.4 canon

Tapa para la Canon SX730 HS.

I made this because I saw Peter McKinnon's video showing how to use any lens as a macro lens, but I found it hard to hold the camera and the lens steady, so that's where this adapter comes in handy. If you print this, we'd love to see the shots you...

Replacement Hood for the 135 F2L Lens Fits perfectly in the original lens hood mount, thanks to my custom design from scratch. I've included two versions - a thicker one and a thinner one - to give you options. My replacement hood clicks securely...

After a few measurements and a quick session of modeling in Blender, I was able to create a lens hood that fits perfectly. Tested on the 250mm telephoto STM lens. No supports necessary, it just needs time and PLA filament or resin. ...I will try...

I have created this mirror in the shape of a lens, the mirror to be placed must have a diameter of 25cm. Any suggestions or any information, you can contact me on my profile mail. I can modify it for any lens of any brand. ... I hope you like it!!!

I'm new to astronomy and I tried to adapt an _old_ Canon EOS for my telescope. I think I will try to connect several thing to this DLSR and I can't found any model to start with so I draw mine. --- I provided the model and a STL file to test...

Made using Tinkercad. ...I'm using an old 75-300mm telephoto on my Sony a6000 with a 3D printed adapter. I lost the lens hood, so I decided to make this.

... and really seems like there won't be any problems with it falling off. It also will fit on the lens backwards, though you can't zoom with the lens this way. I printed it in PETG at 100% infill to make it a little more durable too. ...

To print this design, use a Flashforge Creator Pro printer with the following settings: * Rafts: None * Supports: Yes * Resolution: 0.20mm * Infill: 20% Note that the support resolution needs to be reduced to ensure accurate printing of the lens...

It's my first real design from scratch, so don't hate on it, but it does fit very well on my lens, clicks into place with the original lens hood mount. I have included a thick version and a thinner version. Print Settings Printer: Flashforge Creator...

To improve my 650D's included 18-55mm lens, I trimmed a portion of the bottom pins (originally 4-5 mm thick) to just 1 mm for a perfect fit. ...For printing a custom part in ABS, I used 30% infill, no shells, and an accelerated speed.