canon fd lens cover 3d models

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...

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!!!

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'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...

... 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. ...

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.

... 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.

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...

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.

Wanted to craft a custom lens organizer. Decided instead to build a stand or rack for my lenses. First, I created a holder that fits perfectly into a bayonet mount. ...Next, I added some finishing touches, including a comfortable grip and a sturdy base...

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...

For customization, consider the following settings: mount lip height of 0.1, mount base of 3, mount lip width of 0.2, buckle gap of 5, circle sides of 70, buckle thickness of 4, mount height of 2, lens diameter of 72, buckle width of 40 and mount...

With these parameters: - mount base size of 3 units - narrow mount lip width at 0.2 units - standard mount width is 4 units - slim mount lip height stands tall at 0.1 units - an impressive buckle gap stretching across 5 units - sturdy buckle width...

Creating a Lens Cover for the MY4777 Class Utilizing FreeCAD as a Design Tool. ... The Original File Can Be Found at: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/lens-cover-design

Easy Shield Lens Cap

I needed a new lens cover for my laser range finder because the old one was worn out and did not stay put anymore. ...Therefore I have created this one as a parametric design in openscad so that it can be adapted to other lens diameters aswell. The 3D...

First out are the preliminary models of a lens cover specifically designed for our brand-new EOS 70D cameras. ...The initial test units provide a much-needed minimal protection during daily use and transportation, making them highly valuable additions...

Dust Covers for a Canon EF Mount T-Adapter, 1/25" Lens Cover, Standard Celstron Finder Scope front & back covers.

This is a Canon camera back cover designed based on an original cover. ...It is compatible only with Canon lenses.

Using the Following Options: Interior Height: 40 mm Hinge Thickness: 0.3 mm Rim Inset: 0.6 mm Interior Length: 10 cm Lid Inset Height: 1.2 cm Lid Inset Offset: 0 mm Hinge Width: 12 mm Hinge Length Scale: 110% Tab Size: 1 mm Side Wall Width: 11 mm...

Protect the Canon NB-13L power source with a reliable cover.

Hot shoe cover for Canon analogue cameras. Perfectly fit Canon A-1 (AV-1, etc). Also provides a tool to tight grip and connection bolts. And safely open the battery door. Snug fit, that keeps the cover secure.Printed on a resin Photon M3 printer with...

... Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:74217). ...Utilize Tinkercad to customize the Macro Extension Tube design (https://tinkercad.com/things/bsngGHKOFum-Canon-T3i-cover-from-httpwwwthingiversecomthing74217) for enhanced protection and style.

For long exposures on a DSLR camera, an eyepiece cover is important so that no additional light falls on the sensor. ...Here is a custom-fit cover for the Canon 6D.

A small and very simplistic cover that avoids the risk of having stray lights that would pass through the eyepiece of the SLR during your astro-photography sessions! I developed it for my Canon 60D but the eyecup is standard on many Canon models !

... which is yellow in color. I own a Rebel T3i, but this will work for any camera that utilizes an LP-E8 battery pack including the Rebel T5i, T3i, T2i, T4i, EOS 700D, 600D, 650D, 550D and Kiss X series DSLR cameras, as well as Canon BG-E8 grips.

... Pictured with one of the original covers (yellow).I have a Rebel T3i, but this will work for any camera that uses an LP-E8 battery pack (Rebel T5i, T3i, T2i, T4i, EOS 700D, 600D, 650D, 550D, Kiss X5, X4, Kiss X6 DSLR Cameras and Canon BG-E8 grips).

My design of the hot shoe cover for Canon DSLRs and Mirrorless cameras. Test fit on Rebel T5i hot shoe and the EOS RP. Fits with almost no gap. No post-print cleanup required. ...(Except for maybe stringing) Note: Pop up flash on the T5i won't open...

Please provide a text that needs spinning, and I'll be glad to rewrite it while maintaining the original context. The length should not exceed 60 words for this specific task. ...In case you need further assistance, don't hesitate to ask!