micro four thirds body cap 3d models

Remixed with a robust frame. I essentially utilized the original by babr as a prototype, the file is actually a new design, with the catch rings now being molded solidly in conjunction with the frame, and the frame possessing the capability to be...

This Is a Micro-Four-Thirds version of the popular Oreo body cap for DSLR Cameras. ...Best to print with supports and the Oreo facing up, in order to get better results, Although it should work what ever the orientation.

I am constantly loosing my Bodycaps and Lenscaps for my Micro Four Thirds Cameras, so I went on Thingiverse and searched for a sty. file I could download. But there where only Lenscaps, but no body caps. ...So I designed a Body Cap myself!

I'm perpetually misplacing my Micro Four Thirds camera bodycaps and lenscaps, which is why I ventured onto Thingiverse to find a suitable STL file for downloading. However, all I could discover were various designs for lenscaps, but no bodycap...

This is a custom MFT body cap with an integrated holder for a 20mm disk, ideal for creating a precise "pin hole" aperture similar to those used on the popular Easy35 pin-hole camera. Initially, I envisioned printing this design without supports from...

This rugged yet compact lens cap is engineered specifically to fit MFT camera systems with precision. ...To optimize its performance, attach strong reinforcement brackets beneath the cap's stabilizing arms that mirror the mount's design.

The Micro Four Thirds lens cap is a compact and stylish accessory designed specifically to fit the Micro Four Thirds system of cameras. Its small size makes it easy to carry around, ensuring that your lens remains protected whenever you're on the go....

Micro Four Thirds Lens Cap Design Improves. Secure Grip and Simple Printing Features Ensure Ease of Use. ... Select from Two Distinct Options: Lettered or Unlettered Designs for Customization.

Remixing a cap for the Micro 4/3 Lens System Requires Personalized Letters of Authentication.

The internal dividers of my camera bag are insufficient for separating my numerous small m43 lenses. ...A dual lens cap can be used to join two lenses, ensuring they don't collide.

Adapter for designing lens mounts for micro four thirds cameras. ... Original here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4546246

To address this issue, we redesigned the adapter with a precise Micro Four Thirds flange that features a cleverly designed slot for the locking tab. ...Additionally, the inner diameter has been threaded to minimize light reflections, ensuring optimal...

2023 reloaded MFT Micro Four Thirds M43 lens cover

To ensure the protection of lenses that may arrive with low-quality rear caps or adapters without any, using a specific rear cap for µ4/3 - micro four thirds lenses (manufactured by Olympus and Panasonic) was my preference.

Lens cap holder designed specifically for Olympus lenses 14-42 mm, featuring a 37 mm cap; 12-50 mm lenses, fitted with a 52 mm cap; or 40-150 mm lenses, paired with a 58 mm cap on micro four-thirds cameras. The design boasts no threading but instead...

A lens cap holder remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3111709 I use it for my usual set of m4/3 lenses: Olympus 14-150 mm (58 mm lens cap), Olympus 14-42 mm EZ (pancake, 37mm lens cap) and Panasonic 1.7/25mm (49 mm lens cap)Best fit with...

A lens cap holder remixed from the one posted by https://www.thingiverse.com/techexo I use it for my usual set of m4/3 lenses: Olympus 14-150 mm (58 mm lens cap), Olympus 14-42 mm EZ (pancake, 37mm lens cap) and Panasonic 1.7/25mm (49 mm lens cap)

I required a lens cap specifically designed for 37mm and 58mm lenses, so I redesigned the 3D model found on TechExo's Thingiverse profile at https://www.thingiverse.com/techexo.

... here is my version. The cap is tall enough to avoid any interference with the lens glass The thread is very accurate, after some post-print cleaning, it just screws in with no effort Once scrwewed in, the logo stays horizontal for everybody to see.

Rear Lens Cap by adamhope trimmed by 2 x 2.5mm in Tinkercad to a snug fit, mostly as a beginners exercise. One version with text stencils added to the middle plate, font details may need further adjustments. ...

Spin the given text into a new paragraph with no more than 60 words: The CAD model showcases the Micro Four Thirds camera body mount, based on measurements from the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH1's lens mount using a Mitutoyo caliper. It was designed in...

This text describes the model of Micro Four Thirds lens mount, focusing on its male part attached to the rear of a Micro Four Thirds lens. The dimensions were obtained from Lumix G Vario 45-200mm f4-5.6 lens mount and illustrated in CAD using...

This is a Rear Lense Cap for the four thirds lenses, not the micro 4/3. The ones I know that use this are the Olympus E3 etc, not the Pen and OM-D which use micro 4/3. I made the outside of it a little smaller then the original caps but it seems to...

This is a Rear Lens Cap designed specifically for Four Thirds lenses, not Micro 4/3 models. I've noticed that cameras like the Olympus E-3 use this type of cap, whereas the Pen and OM-D series employ Micro 4/3 technology. I've tweaked the design to...

Micro four third to FD Mount for Olympus pen e

In TinkerCad I created discs with the information on the lens focal lengths and merged them with the lens cap so that the focal length of the lenses in the photo backpack can be seen at first glance. To print with 0.2 mm layer height, from the 5th...

The rear lens cap comes in a couple of versions, if printed face down (which gives a better bayonet flange), there is a flat logo piece to glue to the flat outside face. The macro version also has a 44mm thread to accept the even older screw thread...

Added a lock inside to stop rotation and chamfered the outer corner a little to soften the look. Printed at .15 on a textured bed and it looks amazing. Fit is excellent except for one of my lenses. ...This could be fixed by adding a taper to the ramp...

Use a microscope lens with a micro four thirds camera! This works with finite objectives with 0.8 inch rms threads and 160mm tube length. ...Infinity corrected objectives would need a tube lens.

Here's a simple Tilt-Shift adapter that attaches directly to any Micro Four Thirds camera body, perfectly holding a Nikon Series E 50mm lens in place. This clever device creates a stunning tilt-shift effect or miniature effect in your photos - check...