canon fd to ef adapter 3d models

Thanks to the work of PPK (which this model is basically a remix from) I developed a 3D printable mount module that can be used to covert any Samyang 12mm f/2.0 NCS CS (Panasonic, Fuji, Sony) into a Canon EF-M lens for any Canon APS-C APS-H...

Thanks to the work of PPK (which this model is basically a remix from) I developed a 3D printable mount module that can be used to covert any Samyang 12mm f/2.0 NCS CS (Panasonic, Fuji, Sony) into a Canon EF-M lens for any Canon APS-C APS-H...

Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer Model: MakerBot Replicator (5th Generation) Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 mm Notes: For optimal results, print with the EF-mount facing downwards as the c-mount threading is extremely...

After printing out another adapter off this site that didn't fit my Graflex 4x5 I went ahead and made my own. Print layers at .2 and 100% infill. Only support should be used for the EF mount side. Looking for Quarter Plate Graflex? This Link is what...

Adapter for Old Soviet Mid-Format Lenses Bayonet V You can modify this adapter here https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2Z9KLTWBonE-kiev-88-to-canon/edit About this mount https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayonet_V Flange Focal Distance 82.1mm

I aimed to enhance some photos of Jupiter and Saturn that I had taken without overspending, so I created an adapter to link my faulty guide camera directly to my Canon telephoto lenses. ... Here's a video showcasing how I fared:...

... This adapter converts a P6 mounting system to Canon's EF mount. P6 is a widely used mounting system for Pentacon SIX and some Russian cameras. With this adapter, you can use your old P6 lens as if it was attached directly to your Canon EOS camera.

Your camera needs to be new enough to have the Graflok back. Print at 0.2 or below and 100% infill. The only support should be for the EF flange mount. Looking for 4x5 Graflex? This Link will take you to it. ... I don't have a miniature Graflex to make...

This adapter enables you to utilize Canon EF lenses with either a 1.25-inch ocular or an astrophotography camera equipped with a T-adapter. Bill of Materials: 3 M2.5x6 wrench bolts 2 M7x12 hex screws 3 M2.5 nuts 2 M7 nuts UPDATES: 03/05/2020:...

Update 6/6/2016: I've added a locking pin for the EF side of the adapter, which functions by first attaching the EF lens to the adapter, then inserting the locking pin, and finally attaching the adapter to the MFT camera. The pin will remain in place...

I found a vintage Mamiya Sekor CS 135mm lens.. ...but no adaptor for Canon mount. so I designed one.. ... The aperture works .

I found a vintage Mamiya Sekor CS 135mm lens.. ...but no adaptor for Canon mount. so I designed one.. ...The aperture works .

Cleaned up the mesh with Blender and made a small modifcation to the inside top to make it easier to print. Also made bevelling on some edges just for looks. ...:)

Use 4 perimeters and snug support material. ...Paint the support material only on the underside of the mount teeth. and that's it. Orient the wider side to the bed.

EF-S TO EF MOUNT BAYONET REPLACEMENT COMPATIBLE WITH CANON 10-18 TO MAKE IT FIT WITH A FULL FRAME CAMERA OR A SPEEDBOOSTER. THE MOUNT IS MADE ON PLA BUT IT IS REALLY RESISTENT. IT COULD BE USED IN OTHER EFS LENSES CHANGING THE POSITION OF THE...

This adapter lets you use Canon EF lenses on the Leica L-Mount, e.g. for use on the Sigma fp, the Panasonic S-Series or, of course, the corresponding Leicas :) The lens is meant to be a bit angeled, as I find this more pleasing for video- as well as...

A straightforward solution is a simple body cap designed specifically for Canon FD mounts. ...This basic accessory features a loose fit that still manages to stay securely in place without the need for additional fasteners or locking mechanisms.

A straightforward Canon FD lens cap that fits snugly, yet its precision is solely reliant on the quality of your 3D printing skills and the printer's ability to handle complex geometries.

...The 18mm FFD of Canon M50 and 9.5mm from the adapter makes it possible to use the lens on modern APS-C. ...The half-frame cameras use a format similar with the APS-C, and because of thease, the image circle from the lens will cover the entire sensor.

Finally, I decided to share this EF version of the adapter as it's easy to further adapt to other systems. I can't guarantee that this adapter works for all the variants of the Zeiss Contessa, but just for the version that I used. I created a...

This is A Canon FD Lens Cap remixed from a file that I cannot find the original owner of.Just twists on.

I made this in order to have manual focus on canon STM lenses without power. The threads are a bit tricky depending on your printer. I had to sand down a bit with the dremel. Now it is perfect. ...I can even extend beyond the correct flange...

The adapter, designed for Canon EF digital reflex camera lens mount (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EF_lens_mount), features a telescopic end with an adjustable hole to fit your telescope. Enjoy birdwatching by assembling the parts - EFMount and...

Added an enlarged lip to press on the aperture pin and a hole to lock the ring into the camera.

Cap for Canon EF camera body.

A fresh redesign based on an authentic Canon lens cap offers enhanced details, unlike simpler versions from other manufacturers. The tapered design ensures secure fitting to the lens. Currently, it remains unprinted; I plan to print this next weekend...

The crucial measurement in the flange is its height; placing it on a lens, your focal length will be 42mm from the bottom to the imaging surface (or 42.14mm from the bottom to the film back). However, an important note while using the original...

The powder printer at http://metrixcreatespace.com produced an inner diameter that was slightly too small to fit around the Canon 50mm lens in use. The crucial measurement in this flange is its height. When placed on a lens, the focal length will be...

This camera extension requires a specialized lens hood. ...A canon ef lens cover serves the same function, allowing the camera to take sharp photos in harsh light.

On its own there is no practical use case for the part, but possible modifications could be: -adding threads to the inside or outside to mount your camera to a lens/telescope -making adapters to fit other lenses -making a body cap Make sure to...