simple camera 3d models

A Simple Table Top Stand for Raspberry Pi Camera Revision 1.3 I designed this stand specifically for my Raspberry Pi camera revision 1.3 and set it to the perfect height for my Prusa i3 Pro B Clone CTC build plate. Feel free to remix and adjust the...

I've got it up and running with my trusty Printrbot Simple Metal and Microsoft LifeCam Cinema, and I think it should work just as well with similar cameras - it's definitely worth a try. ...Big kudos to the genius behind...

I created a simple design to measure the FOV (Field Of View) of FPV cameras used on quadcopters etc., as I never believed the numbers the manufacturers provided, often round numbers that fail to specify whether they measure horizontal, vertical or...

You wanna boost your rig's firepower without breaking the bank or buying a pricey camera cage? Tap into what you already have and supercharge your camera's hot shoe! The cold shoes are designed to be roomier, accommodating a wide variety of...

... screws. Once built, both angles can be easily adjusted to provide steady camera mounting for monitoring or taking timelapse photos of your prints. I hope you enjoy this mount! ...If you decide to print one, please share your creation with others.

This is a basic mounting box designed to hold a [CM275T AIO] camera module securely on top of the receiver box in the [WLToys K989]. The box also includes a slot for installing a small buck-converter, as the CM275T AIO cannot operate directly from...

The camera utilized here is a waveshare night vision RPI, easily sourced on Amazon. The mount securely attaches to any of the six Heatbed standoffs using a clip system, provided that you have a long flat cable available. Print Settings: Printer...

Just a simple Creality camera holder that i made for my CR-10 Smart pro. Placed on the x-axis belt tensioner. ...I would prefer to secure the camera with a M6 bolt, but a I didn't have any on hand, I used a longer M4 bolt with washers and nut.

Simple DIY camera mount for DJI quadcopter frames like F450 or F550, adaptable for most cameras. I currently use a Sony board camera with a resolution of 600 TVL (33mm lens) mounted on mine. The mounting system relies on M3 bolts and nylon locking...

Use 2mm and 3mm screws to assemble. ...Let screws self thread.

Bought a raspberry pi camera ( Inno-Maker / B07G9VLPZH / Pi-Camera-OV564) and it was 40mm x 40mm (instead of the 25mm for the normal camera). So needed a quick housing for it. Consisting of a box for the camera. ... Connected it to my raspberry pi...

I found that the original mount bent under the weight of the camera, so I made it much thicker and it seems to stay straight so far. I found my camera was too low so I also raised the part where the camera sits. ...The clip part was a little too wide...

This is a remix of the original design as when I tried it out the weight of the camera would cause the mount to lean back and then during printing fall off, I then tried an updated version with the bridges and that would not even hold its own weight...

This is a remix of the original design as when I tried it out the weight of the camera would cause the mount to lean back and then during printing fall off, I then tried an updated version with the bridges and that would not even hold its own weight...

High-Quality Game-Ready Medium-Poly Shoes with Stunning 8K & 4K Textures The shoes feature a simple yet stylized design, perfectly suited for gaming applications. They come equipped with 8K and 4K PBR textures that bring unparalleled realism to your...

I'm printing with my Printrbot Simple Metal and Microsoft LifeCam Cinema but similar cameras should also work just fine. The design is modified from the original (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1144133) to move the camera a few inches back, which...

To assemble this mount, you'll need a 10mm or longer M3 bolt and nut to connect the two printed parts, acting as simple left/right axes. Additionally, a 15 or 20mm M3 bolt is required to attach the camera and serve as the up/down axis. The longer...

I utilize a boxed version of the Runcam Split, prompting me to craft a basic HD camera holder for my Geprc Mark4. ...The original gold-plated bolts fit perfectly and there's sufficient thread allowing them to be screwed in securely.

This design was crafted using Tinkercad's intuitive interface, where you can easily edit and refine your creations in real-time. ...Click here to access the editable model: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/jkKQy4sWg3O

The person requested me to quickly assemble a basic wedge to secure a GoPro onto a quadcopter, which requires a 30-degree angle of tilt.

Remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4159845 The flexible magnetic print beds that have a tab on the front edge would collide with the original if the Y axis moved to max position. To fix this, I added 20mm to the length. Also added...

Simple camera mount for Raspberry Pi board that fits onto a 1/4-20 tripod thread. Board attaches to the mount using M2 screws and nuts. Printed 1/4-20 threaded rod works surprisingly well, though I could have easily used a standard 1/4-20 nut...

... Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1324211 Instructions Using the following options: ratio = 2.4 N = 4 model = Simple Edge Smoothness = 0 MaxCamDim = 80 tol = 1 faceR = 10 ExtGoPro = 1 ExtQIN = 1

A simple camera mount.

If anyone has picked up one of these budget Furibee cameras, here's a simple case for mounting on a Go-Pro style mount. A couple of other affordable cameras may have the same design. It's a rough and dirty creation - I'm completely out of practice...

Designed for a relaxed aerial photography experience, it naturally dips downward, but adjusting its pitch is relatively simple when flying faster and requiring a broader angle. ... Print Settings Printer: Hic Hic i3 ...

To be honest, the mount that came with the Logitech C170 camera was really annoying. So, I designed this simple mount instead. Its compact size helps keep it out of sight. ...Measuring just 30MM tall and 35MM wide at its base, it's easy to place...

... project. Two little holes are drilled into the baseplate beneath the heatbed to secure it with 2 M3 screws. It functions well because the camera moves in tandem with the heatbed, maintaining a consistent distance to the printed object at all times.

... vertically or a 3-finger fit horizontally. Additionally, an integrated latch loop enables attachment of a wrist belt, using the tripod hole for installation. Removal is simple, and the camera remains fully accessible even with the grip installed.

I am thrilled to create my very first simple and lightweight plate CCTV camera mount for FPV use. I designed this baby with standard 34mm hole spacing in mind, allowing users to easily bolt the camera with M2 screws and attach arms together with M3...