8mm film scanner 3d models

This is a set of parts that can be used to build a 8mm film scanner. It uses any SLR camera that has a remote jack (usually a 2.5mm plug) to allow for remote shooting. The film movement is governed by an Arduino that runs two servos for film...

This thing consists of the parts you need to print, if you want to build my 8mm film scanner. It runs on Arduino, and utilises a genuine Bolex film gate from the 1960s. See the thing run on my blog, as well as instructions on how to build one:...

Please find the detail at hackaday.io With this scanner you can make digital copies of your 8mm film.

Instead of screws, the parts are now held together with a piece of 1.7mm filament.You can find the project here:https://hackaday.io/project/167426-8mm-film-scannerAnd an article about it on HackSpace magazine...

Wolverine / Reflecta 8mm Cine Film Scanner. An adaptor kit to allow larger reels pass though the scanner Once complete: Consisting of two stanchions with bearings, a set of drive pulleys, a damper brake and a film rewind handle. You will need some...

35mm film scanner made of resin, to scan the entire film. ...4 magnets 5x2mm are needed

Film holder (135 format) for scanner. Used with an Epson V600 but I think it fits with all flatbed scanners. Designed for strips of 6 frames (can load 5 frames). The film is stretched over its length and width to avoid a curved shape. ... It allows...

... of 127 film, the other for a strip of four 126 frames. These are old formats and many flatbed scanners don't come with adapters for them. ...The design is imperfect as it has nothing to stop the negatives from curling, but will work in some cases.

This scanner has 4 parts: 1. ... The base unit 2. Film slider (purchased from B&H Pacific Image 35mm Film Holder) 3. Hood to mount DSLR (Canon DSLR + EF100mm f/2.8L Lens with hood) 4. Any LED light box with uniform lighting. ...

Please look on new revision of 35mm film scanner/digitizer: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4607011 It is tool for digitizing 35mm analog films. I`m using Sony A7II with 26mm macro rings (10+16) and Samyang AF 35/1.4. ...As a backlight I`m using...

The frame keeps the print from being smashed against the glass (which minimizes the change of getting rainbows when scanning) and helps align the image to the scanner edge. ...The dots are to help with bed adhesion; break those off at the end of the...

Uploaded for a reddit user Measures 35mm between pins Adjust flow rate after each print so you can get it just right so they hold together and keep the film in place Try scanning from both sides to see which one is more clear.

... or set the delay to 5 seconds, that way the camera isn't moved by your hand while the shutter fires. To change frames, open the holder, slide the film over, close it back down, and position it under the tube, use a true macro lens for best results.

This black box is intended to scan 35mm width film using mobile phone camera. Make sure your phone camera focuses well on 50mm distance from object. BOM: -Light source: 7W white LED:...

Uploaded for a reddit user Measures 35mm between pins Adjust flow rate after each print so you can get it just right so they hold together and keep the film in place Try scanning from both sides to see which one is more clear. Print Settings Printer...

... film scanner and allows you to use a phone fitted with a siriui macro lens mounted to a Moment case. With those items mounted to my Pixel 2XL, and this print attached to the base of the lomography film scanner, I am getting very good results.

This tool is used to spice two rolls of 8mm film together.

This tool is used to spice two rolls of 8mm film together.

standard 8mm film reel shaft (holder), can also be used for magnetic tape reel.

8mm and Super8 film splicer Assemble with M3 screws Printed with PLA 0.2 mm layers No Support

I picked up an 8mm film projector once and it came with one spool and no film, i modeled this off the existing spool so the thing would look complete, hope you all enjoy

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 its a wheel or poly used for the old projector cinema from the 60s 8mm film the old cinema projector need two wheel , one is the film and the other one it the empty wheel to loud the film . ... the film size is...

Automatic scanner for digitizing film format "8 Super" (S8). Most of the details are printed on a 3D printer. The electronic part is a Raspberry Pi Zero with a 5MP camera. ... Scan process video - https://youtu.be/Ac1T1gQVSCU Assembly video -...

This is a reel for Super8 or Single8 film. ...It is 10 cm across. Maybe, it can hold 100 ft of 8mm film. You need to print one model of "reel.stl" and two models of "reel2.stl". ...And, you need to fit models of "reel2.stl" into a model of "reel.stl".

Automatic scanner for digitizing film format "8 Super" (S8). Most of the details are printed on a 3D printer. The electronic part is a Raspberry Pi Zero with a 5MP camera. ... Scan process video - https://youtu.be/Ac1T1gQVSCU Assembly video -...

(Credit to siftu for the suggestion!) I think adding the connectors to the film mounting base holder will allow a 3D printed spool holder to be made so that they can sit on the sides. Also probably need to swap out the mounts for something that...

Here is a film reel for an 8mm projector. I designed it specifically for a Brownie Movie Projector, made by Kodak, but it could work for other projectors(?). Enjoy! Sidenote: This thing could use an adjustment here or there to really be...

... long is 67 frames. If you don't have 8mm film, you can create original film using OHP sheets.This software creates film sheet from serial number image.(Drag and Drop) Then, print it by 2d inkjet printer, and cut it using template.ai by lazer cuttor.

Here is a film reel for an 8mm projector. I designed it specifically for a Brownie Movie Projector, made by Kodak, but it could work for other projectors(?). Enjoy! Sidenote: This thing could use an adjustment here or there to really be optimal...but...

Summary Here is a film reel for an 8mm projector. I designed it specifically for a Brownie Movie Projector, made by Kodak, but it could work for other projectors(?). Enjoy! Sidenote: This thing could use an adjustment here or there to really be...