Govee Camera Holder & Aesthetic Piece
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I recently purchased this product for my TV. https://www.amazon.com/Govee-Immersion-Backlights-Ambient-Assistant/dp/B08LVPWQQP It uses a camera to see what is on the screen so it knows what colors to make the ambient leds strips on the back. Long story short, the camera sticks out like a sore thumb. I saw this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTnQrSpQy6A He uses black rocks/stones to mask the camera, hidden in plain sight. The setup he uses is amazing, it's very nice looking :), but I wanted one that was 3d printed. The model I designed is only meant for one camera, I didn't do a dual camera setup. I added the triangles just to reduce filament usage and give it a design. The vertical strips and grooves are used to help align the design, and give whatever adhesive you might use a more secure grip. In my pictures, you will see a slight gap due to my printer making them slightly too wide, and me having to sand them down to fit. I updated the models, your print should do better, my printer was having issues. For more info, see the Post Print Description. The rocks I used in mine were black and grey. I chose black for the same reason as the author of the video, it will make the camera lens blend in. I chose grey to help match the color of the filament I used. Happy making! Thanks goes to the author of the Youtube video as well for giving me the inspiration! :D Edit: I will add a picture later of it finished on my desk, I forgot :\. Then I will update this description and delete this sentence, lol.
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