canon lens mount for iphone 3d models

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...

A precise replica of your original Canon cap, designed to seamlessly replace a lost or damaged one. ...Engineered specifically for 77mm lenses, this exact duplicate boasts an uncanny resemblance to the authentic article.

### Tested on The configuration used for testing: - iPhone 13 Pro (12mm x 150mm with case) - MacBook Pro M1 16" (5mm edge thickness) ### Technical capabilities iPhone-compatible mounts and stands are available from many manufacturers. When mounted,...

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!!!

Optimized 3D model for placing an iphone on top of a macbook display.

Focusing ring for Canon BCTV / ENG Broadcast zoom lens Today we will explore installing 0.8 gear to a Canon BCTV / ENG zoom lens. The idea is to make this lens compatible with modern follow-focus motors that use the 0.8 gear ratio instead of the 0.5...

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

based on the FotodioX Pro Canon EOS Large Format 4 x 5 Adapter

This is a brand new prototype. ... Protective cover for Canon EF 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 IS II Lens

Removing Lens Cap Protects Camera from Dust and Moisture

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.

Human: Lens caps have a tendency to vanish mysteriously, especially those designed for the back of lenses. Due to their scarcity and high cost, or in some cases long delivery times from China, I decided to take matters into my own hands. After all,...

... keeping your lens cap within easy reach and preventing it from getting lost or damaged. By keeping your lens cap attached to the neck strap, you can focus on capturing high-quality images without worrying about losing a valuable piece of equipment.

Found this handy gadget to hold lens caps, so I modified it so i could hold the rear cover as well.

Since the Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8L IS II USM is quite bulky, I designed an additional mount to support the front of the lens.Just use two M4x12 and two M4 T-Nuts and slide on, after mounting camera & lens on the OAT.

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...

... 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.

I'm excited to share my latest creation, a 10mm extender for macro photography, compatible with EF mount lenses. ...When printed with PETG, this extender provides an incredibly tight fit, but I've found that printing with other plastics may require...

This is a custom-made LED lamp mount designed for Canon G16 hot shoe mounts, ideal for macro photography enthusiasts. To assemble the two components, use an M5x30 screw and a wingnut, ensuring a secure connection. Once attached, keep the lamp...

Lens hood for Canon EF 50mm F1.4 prime lens, can be mounted backwards, 71mm diameter

A very simple adapter piece for making a gopro take standard camera lenses. ... https://youtu.be/pci9f_ydNt4

The hat was produced using a filling ratio of 40 percent and had a supporting structure filling density of 10 percent when created on the Flashforge Creator Pro device.

Suitable for individuals who purchased the EOS100D "Get closer kit" as part of Canon's Black Friday sales promotion, combined with their winter cashback offer. This can't be a coincidence... Anyone else? Anyway, print both templates and add foam...

A phone holder to enable the use of the continuity camera feature on Mac laptops. I recommend printing in PETG and orienting the mount on its side prior to slicing.

This is a bayonet-attach filter holder for a Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM lens. I wanted an inexpensive way to add a solar filter to photograph an eclipse, so designed this to mount a 4x4" sheet filter. The main pieces are the base and cover...

This is a lens hood designed specifically for the "Canon Zoom Lens EF 75-300mm 1:4-5.6 III" with a 58mm thread diameter. I made sure to pay close attention to ensure that the backlight blinds also fit perfectly on the lens from behind. ...Here are the...

Designed to keep glare from entering the lens and interfering with image quality, lens hoods are basically just molded pieces of plastic or lightweight metal with screw threads or plastic snaps for attaching to the end of your lens. lens hoods are...

This lens hood is specifically designed for Canon EF 50mm f1.8 STM lenses. A lens hood attaches itself to the front of your lens and blocks stray light from causing flare in your photographs. It also helps protect the lens from damage if you bump...