10 FREE 3D printed Gadgets for Photographers

[@MathieuStern]

8 Cheap Prisms for Creative Photography ► kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIq9hXtuiMZ8gbs

[@TheFilmLook]

We're big fans of bright orange equipment over here. Awesome stuff!

[@MathieuStern]

i know, i loved the look of your tutorial

[@MarcoZhang689]

I never thought of photography in such a creative way! thanks for sharing!

[@HenricWallmark]

When making lens adaptors, how to know the depth of it? And how to make the screw mount fit exactly? Thanks!

[@samsen201]

Very ingenuitive. That "Lens cap holder" in camera base and memory holder are my favorites but the 3D picture can make you really rich, if used with correct marketing technique and benefit of right location to sell.

[@catfeline1530]

Quick release clamps for a camera tripod. There are tons of old tripods out there that are missing quick release clamps, and therefore can't be used. Find out which ones they are, and get the quick release clamps, and you can print and sell them on ebay. I got an old solid tripod from a flea market for dirt cheap that didn't have one and had to spend time making one out of a block of wood, it would have been easier if I could just buy one online. The tripod? Davis and Sanford Magnum, with an FX13 or FX12 head. You can't get release clamps for those.

[@natasfresas]

The best one would be extension tubes in my opinion

[@tasteinparis7138]

The lens at the end look so awesome !

[@noyarttt]

How do you design/make a good working lens hood? I have a 3D printer, but I have no idea where to start to make a good fitting lens hood. I have wanted to make a square one like the one in your video.

[@MathieuStern]

you need to check the kind of hood who was originally sold with the lens you have

[@MyJuancho2010]

Thank you for teaching so much....My desire is to adapt a modern (2020) manual focus lens to an old camera, such as a mamiya c33, the reason is that modern lenses bring less chromatic aberration, or in other words, the glass is clearer and gives more focus ... Is this possible ... some tutorial that you could help me ... Thanks ...

[@mooinabc1]

Of topic the nokia 1020 it has 38 mp. Can you build a camera from it that can use lenses. Focus it off and resolution slight off on it.

[@NicSasha]

i'd love to 3d print a lens cap for my minolta rokkor 50

[@catfeline1530]

Try plastic jar caps, some of those will fit your lens great. You can also go to dollar store and get those foam can holders to keep your lens in, they protect your whole lens and lens body.

[@bigal2643]

I wouldn't trust a 3D printed lens adapter. The way the layers are stacked, it would be too fragile to support a lens when attaching it to a camera.

[@User-fp4gn]

those ideas sound amazing

[@thomastorodo9968]

Give this man a stick and he'll turn it into an awesome DIY lens

[@chonsy23]

So awesome!!! I need a 67mm lens cap por favor!

[@CJamesPhoto]

Nice stuff man, would love that printer

[@Knil11]

This is creative af nice video

[@winterspear6372]

Hi Mathieu, do you happen to know a way to make a focusing ring for fixed focus Summaron 35mm f2,8 that usually comes with Leica MDa? I wish to salvage the lens for use but can't seem to find the measurement anywhere online.

[@MathieuStern]

Just watch my video about adapting any lens

[@winterspear6372]

@@MathieuStern aite thanks man! :)

[@sonvfave]

Lens cap Nice Love to know the how to on adapters HUGE MARKET For mirrorless owners

[@mmnissanzroadster9]

Now doubly excited to get a 3D printer

[@aram.v]

LOVE IT! .... until one leaves it somewhere hot and it melts into the lens

[@alqurtass]

It really depends on what filament you use PLA filament can withstand up to 60C 140F And you have ABS filament up to 105C 221F But to print ABS you do need a good printer that can print ABS in that temp

[@epsilomtrent932]

If you started an online store selling you lens caps and stuff, people would from everywhere would buy it

[@specialingu]

you can buy the best lens cap in the world off ebay for 99p, they do only come in black though for 99p :p. i liked the background holder, lens cap base and sd card mountain :)

[@asmrcuriositycabinet3143]

Ok now i want a 3D printer !!

[@sonvfave]

Hood Woooh Now we can finally afford weird german old hoods!

[@mooinabc1]

Amazing and cool!

[@marielbluteau]

Impressionnant !

[@MegaBughunter]

What's the song?

[@ghostdu8315]

A quoi sert le premier gadget ?

[@Ephemeralkazu]

I would strongy advice against that screw

[@JoshuaBoldt]

that was really neat

[@xWood4000]

I've designed and printed a "rig" for my microphone so that it attaches to my phone.

[@eonsaan]

Like sd card mount

[@douwee.855]

Printer filament isn't quite free though...

[@MathieuStern]

well each of this object cost less than 5 cents of filament to make ... so the total cost should be around 1 or 2 euros for the 10 objects.

[@MrThunderGlow]

Tellement génial ! Vraiment de bonnes idées

[@MidanRoxy]

Excellent !

[@MrCochise71]

Super Cool!

[@enfluzi]

Ça donne envie de s'y mettre 😮

[@andresblas9876]

Haces mucho con tan poco, impresionante!

[@JuanLopez-oz9kh]

Awesome!

[@rafaelattal]

tu devrais vendre tes lens cap 🙂 je les aime bien

[@procrasti86]

Oh come on... Nothing to shape the bokeh with? I thought that would be the first thing to come to mind

[@YannickReid]

Genius

[@mezzouille]

Bien ouej le modèle règle d'or...

[@ivangunanda6493]

Ingin punya 3D printer, 😁

[@DieBastler1234]

2 is a horrible idea, but good video though

[@MathieuStern]

not so horrible, i tried it and the screw is very strong even if it's plastic

[@DieBastler1234]

Mathieu Stern At some point it will break and then good luck getting it out of the camera

[@mikelaurenzaphoto8486]

@@DieBastler1234 he will just print a new camera lol

[@BillyTubememe]

None of them are useful.. It's really cool that you can 3D print something, but frankly, there is no point in getting any of these if a photographer already has a decent setup. Also, how are Litophanes a gadget? That's more like a finished product.. Pretty cool, but not a gadget.