Flash Diffuser for Canon Speedlite 430 EX II 3d models

This big diffuser combines both your MT-24EX flash-heads together to make one single light-source, and allows you to freely position it by joining it to your camera with one or two adjustable ½" Loc-Line arms.For the corresponding Loc-Line mount to...

For the corresponding Loc-Line mount to attach to your camera's tripod thread, please also see my other design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4652788 If you'd prefer the two flash heads to be separated, you can use this diffuser design instead:...

Two types of diffusers to fit onto the Canon Speedlight 580EX II flash. I made these for our photographer at MAKE and they've been holding up even after several weeks of daily use. The triangular version maximizes surface area for greater light...

This Canon Speedlight 580EX II flash attachment comprises of two types; a triangular and rectangular diffuser. The triangle version maximizes light diffusion due to its larger surface area, while the rectangular one is compact and portable. Both...

This is a highly adaptable Grid designed specifically for use with the online platform Thingiverse, where you'll find the original design at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1185771. You can easily personalize this Grid to suit your needs by...

Humans can control the area lit up by a flash by using a grid. We require two sets of four millimeter by twenty millimeter cap head machine screws and two corresponding four millimeter nuts. ... Additionally, we need four dowels.

This is the control panel for my Flash Ring diffuser: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3954857 This unit contains dividers for: * The miniature circuit that converts a 9-volt battery to 12 volts * A compartment for the 9-volt battery itself * An...

Made a ring flash for my Canon 40D with EX 580 clone, but it should fit most setups with similar sized cameras. Took me many hours to model, then many more hours to print, and I'm very happy with the results. If you want to adapt it to your model,...

A simple diffusor for Canon Speedlite 420EX.

Diffuser made for Yongnuo SPEEDLITE YN467, but will probably scale to fit other models. ... Internal dimensions/flash: 67x40x15mm Prints fine without supports

This sleek new flash shoe model is ideal for users of Speedlite and Yongnuo flashes, providing a seamless connection to these top-notch devices.

Designed specifically for the Yongnuo YN-568EX II, this Canon Flash Honeycomb Filter enhances light quality and reduces harsh reflections.

Summary I designed this specifically for use with a Nikon D90 camera, though I'm uncertain whether it will work seamlessly with other models. ... Instructions Printing should be straightforward, requiring no additional supports; simply print as is.

I modeled the design specifically for the Nikon D90, but I'm unsure whether it's compatible with other camera models. October 29th, 2019: The SCAD source code has been uploaded. ... Printable Design Instructions This model can be printed safely as is,...

Really useful if you have remote controlled Flashes. ...I use mine with a pocket Wizard and a Canon Flash Speedlite 580 EX II. ...Could also be compatible with other ones.

His Yongnuo and Speedlite flashes each feature a base that clicks onto the flash, allowing it to stand independently. However, this base is only substantial enough to support the flash itself. Once light modifiers are attached to the flash, it often...

This is a flash ring designed specifically for my Canon EOS 60D camera lens.\r\nI made it to accommodate a 67mm diameter optic.\r\n\r\nTo create this flash ring, I utilized pieces of 12v LED strips, which proved to be an excellent choice.\r\nThe...

... placed holes for clips on either side, ensuring they can be easily secured in place. To add an extra layer of protection, I personally painted mine and reinforced the diffuser's mouth with duct tape, safeguarding my flashes from potential scratches.

If you have remote controlled flashes, a pocket Wizard or Canon Flash Speedlite 580 EX II can come in handy. The design includes an overhang that holds the flash and support material for easy removal with a knife. Printed with ABS at 220° on a...

The Yongnuo and Speedlite flashes he uses each come with a foot that snaps on the flash to allow it to stand on its own. The problem is that the foot is only large enough to support the flash. Once you add light modifiers to the flash, it's often too...

... for outdoors or where you can't bounce flash off the ceiling. ...Aim flash upward in bounce mode and it effectively enlarges your flash. Use white TPU for best results, if you print with a rigid filament, it will not slip over the front of the flash.

This reduces printing time by 50% compared to just slicing the entire model at 0.1mm layer height!The example photos were taken with this diffuser, my 300mm extension tube for Canon cameras and my Loc-Line arm system.I've included the Fusion 360...

Use a Brim and suppot

Humans utilize a brim to support.

Deciding to create one since none were readily available, I took matters into my own hands. ...As a heads up: the thickness is factored into the calculations I used when designing this, so be sure to match it approximately at 0.7 millimeters.

UPDATED FILE v1.1 This is a basic little hot-shoe mounted flash diffuser designed specifically for DSLR and mirrorless cameras with built-in pop up flashes. This particular release only includes the mount file itself. ... The actual diffuser can be...

Hello, I'm thrilled to introduce my innovative design for a flash box diffuser tailored specifically for the eos speed light. This ingenious creation is designed to banish harsh shadows and those pesky red eyes once and for all. By harnessing the...

This is a substitute hot shoe base for Canon Speedlight 277T, produced via PLA printing at 0.1 layer thickness with supports placed strategically throughout.

This section serves as a cap for a speedlight, its length measures 50 millimeters.