C/CS-mount to Canon EF lens adapter for RPI HQ cam
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This is an adapter designed for mounting Canon EF lenses onto C-mount cameras such as the new Raspberry Pi HD cam. The design includes holes for pogo pin connectors, allowing focus and aperture to be controlled electronically (e.g., for autofocus). It also includes FreeCAD files for adaptations. There are multiple versions: one for CS mount (extending the flange focal distance by 31.5 mm, from 12.5 mm (CS) to 44 mm (Canon EF)), and two for C-mount (17.526 mm flange distance), with one including connectors and the other without. For the Raspberry Pi cam, it is recommended to use the C-mount adapter ring. The connector holes are designed to fit 2 mm pogo pin connectors like those in the image from Yibuy. Although electronic lens control has not been tested yet, the connectors appear to make good contact. The shaft measures 1.5 mm (not 1.2 mm as stated in the image), so a 1.5 mm drill may be needed to widen the holes (at least for printers). The electronics part is reserved for later. A photo and video from the moon, taken on July 3rd from Berlin using the Canon telezoom and Raspberry Pi HD cam, are included. The parameters used were: raspistill --shutter 8000 --ISO 100 -t 20000 -st -o moon.jpg The long preview was to locate the moon. raspivid -o moon.h264 -t 10000 --shutter 8000 --ISO 100 In the video, you can see how fast the moon moves.
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