gopro 9 lens cap 3d models

Lens cap for Xiaomi 12s Ultra mobile phone. ... Please adjust the size of this gadget to 54.5mm to 55.5mm (Depends on your printer) Sand it after print will be good.

A simple hinged lens cap for your fancy camera. ...Available in 49mm 52mm 55mm 58mm 62mm 67mm 72mm 77mm 82mm Let me know if you want one in a different size.

A Canon (or other brand) 77mm lens cap accessory, featuring a substituted question mark symbol in place of the original manufacturer's logo as a playful touch. ...For printing, follow the instruction to exclude a raft.

Just another lens cap holder, this time with 4 different diameters. ... Attached STL consists of filter sizes 52, 62, 67 and 72 mm and strap width 25 mm, but you can use Customizer to make your own.

I crafted this device as a solution to a daily dilemma - keeping track of my camera's lens cap - and also to add a touch of visual appeal to my surroundings.

I'm quite fond of the clean lines and minimalism of hmeyer's parametric lens cap design. ...However, since cadmium and qtinium appear to be no longer viable options for me, I've recreated the design using OpenSCAD instead.

Run camera 2 cap cover for safeguarding lens Print Settings Printer Brand: Zortrax Printer: Zortrax M200 Rafts: Generate yes Supports: Enable yes Resolution: Optimize for full Infill: Configure to 20% density

After discovering the post at http://blog.makerbot.com/2011/03/09/pinhole-lens-for-nikon-by-xjcrawler01-and-a-wee-challenge/, I promptly created these instructions for your convenience: print, cap, and rejoice!

The camera arrives minus its protective covering, prompting me to fashion a makeshift solution. ...With a bit of creativity and some basic materials, I craft a sturdy lens cap that meets my needs.

Lens caps with a diameter from 43mm to 72mm. I included my Fusion 360 file so you can customize it as you like. ...I only tested the 43mm size so far.

Action Cam Lens Cap for Eken H9 Print Settings are as follows: Printer Brand is RepRap, a Prusa clone. Raft and Support options are both No. Resolution is set to 0.4 mm. ...Infill Percentage is at 60%.

Lens cap cover for my kids camera. Held in place by friction. Seems to stay on pretty well. ... This is the type of camera: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B087M4FVR9

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.

This is the cap for the 80mm Mamiya lens.I obtained a good result with PLA and 0.4mm nozzle (0.2mm layer).Enjoy!

Here is the rewritten text: Simple Lens Cap For The Fatshark 600TvL Fpv Camera Printing Instructions Manufactured In Pla At 0.2 Mm Layer Height, No Infill, Low-Speed Extrusion At 30 Mm/S.

For a 1954 Yashicaflex TLR camera, use a bayonet lens cap; printing at .20mm layer height, 20% fill in ABS with supports on and Yashica-branded side up ensures a clean finish, although cleaning the underside is required.

A lens cap holder is available for both 52 mm and 58 mm sizes. Included are SketchUp files that enable customization of the design. ...This innovative accessory was made possible by compukidmike's original SketchUp files.

Lens cap for Rollei 35. Designed for 35B should likely fit other 35 series cameras. ... Added little plate with Rollei logo you can print and glue on if you like.

Securely attach your 52mm lens cap to the strap of your camera. ...Engineered specifically for Nikon camera straps, this adapter is also compatible with any strap up to 12.5mm in width.

... camera at the camera shop down the street, but unfortunately it didn't come with a lens cover that would fit my new Lubitel 2 TLR camera. ...To find one I decided to create a new lens cap in Google Sketchup that would perfectly match this rare model.

This attachment snaps effortlessly onto the neck strap provided with my T7i, securing the lens cap of both the kit lens and my versatile superzoom in place. ...A downloadable part file is also available for modification, allowing you to tailor this...

**Lens Cap Compatibility:** Ensures your lens remains secure and safe when not in use. **Printer Options:** For printing settings, follow these instructions: **Raft Settings:** Disable Raft support for optimal print results. ... **Material...

A Versatile Lens Cap Solution: Simply Attach and Remove at Will. All You Need to Know Is Your Lens Hood's Diameter, and That's It. No Extra Supports Required - Unless You Want to Get Creative with Customization. ...Just Print and You're Ready to Go.

To attach the lens cap, press the fit button. This method is applicable to various cameras if correctly adjusted. Utilize QTmium software (available at https://github.com/hmeyer/qtmium) to modify parameters such as lens diameter, export STL files,...

I wanted a thin lens cap for my Fujifilm X100 that has a lens hood so I can put it into a case I bought easier without stretching the case so much. I imagine it would work for other cameras that accept a 49mm filter thread as well.

I wanted a thin lens cap for my Fujifilm X100 that has a lens hood so I can put it into a case I bought easier without stretching the case so much. I imagine it would work for other cameras that accept a 49mm filter thread as well.

... 7th June 2022: Now has a nice and snug fit, and is quicker to print. ... Print with 'Canon' logo facing up. Supports not needed. This lens cap is rather low profile. I designed it from an old 35-80mm film lens. ... Print at 0.1mm layer height.

Lens Cap for Flexaret TLR. This cap should fit all later models of Flexaret cameras. A light press ensures a secure fit inside the lens bezel. Identification text is prominently displayed on the cap. For those seeking an authentic retro look, a...

Have you ever misplaced your OlloClip lens cap while shooting 3D printing timelapses with your fisheye or wide view lens? If so, don't worry - it's not just you. We've lost one too, and thanks to our CAD design skills (with Fusion360) and access to...

I just acquired a vintage 1950s Koniflex Lens cap, but unfortunately, I misplaced it within days of bringing the camera home. To solve this problem, I created a replacement lens cap and had it printed out with great results. Now, if I ever lose it...