yashica mat 124g lens cap 3d models

A flipping cap for Yashica 124g (Bay I)

Yashica 124G Lens cap.I printed it in PLA with 0.4mm nozzle and 0.2mm layer.It fits snug!

Spacer for mounting a Hasselblad NC-2 prism to a Yashica Mat-124G

This is a lens cap for my Yashica MAT LM. ...Lenses are 80mm focal length.

Based on the model Yashica mat 124g. ...Design modified as I like :)

Yashica 124G lens hood that will work with any Bayonet-1 lens hood mounts.

The 3D model was created on real base. It’s created accurately, in real units of measurement, qualitatively and maximally close to the original. Model formats: - *.max (3ds Max 2008 scanline) - *.max (3ds Max 2008 vray) - *.fbx (Multi Format) -...

The 3D model was created on real base. It’s created accurately, in real units of measurement, qualitatively and maximally close to the original. Model formats: *.max (3ds Max 2008 scanline) *.max (3ds Max 2008 vray) *.fbx (Multi Format) *.obj...

A simple lens cap for the Eltro 35, with lanyard hole, print without supports at 15% infill it fits snugly on mine, but due to printer settings slight scaling might be needed.

A simple lens cap for the Eltro 35, with lanyard hole, print without supports at 15% infill it fits snugly on mine, but due to printer settings slight scaling might be needed.

A flipping cap for Yashica 44 (Bay I)

This is a locking lens cap for Yashica 6x6 TLR cameras. You can cut off the bottom .5-1mm in Cura or whatever slicer you use if you want a thinner lens cap / want to use less material. Print Settings Printer: m3d micro ...

A flipping cap for Yashica 635 (Bay I) MAY NOT FIT OTHER BRANDS(Bay I) - Work in progress

This object is a lens cap for the Yashica 44LM, and likely other TLR cameras using the Bay-1 (aka B30 or 30mm bayonet) lens accessory mount. Like most lens caps for these lenses, this design attaches to the outer bayonet ring. Description...

A basic model (my first!) for a lens cap for the Yaschica A TLR. This may fit other models with an outside lens diameter of 31mm and 42mm between centres. ... Print face side down to avoid need for supports

A Replacement Front cap YASHICA LENS 135mm The Yashica FR-II was produced between 1977-81.

A Replacement YASHICA LENS 50mm Back cap   The Yashica FR-II was produced between 1977-81.

A Replacement YASHICA LENS 135mm Back cap   The Yashica FR-II was produced between 1977-81.

A Replacement YASHICA LENS 50mm Front cap   The Yashica FR-II was produced between 1977-81.

Putting the Yashica MAT 124G on a tripod can be pretty dangerous since the bottom part of the camera is not flat. To fix this issue i have designed this part. You just have to get a 18mm 1/4 inch screw for fixing the camera on the part. ...

Fits my camera perfectly after a little finishing of the inside rim. ...Fits snugly enough to stay on by itself.

Yashica Yashinon-DS 50mm 1:1.9 Lens Cap for blocking dust or other dirt. ... (55mm inside cap diameter)

When my brother came to me with a proposition to make a lens hood for his old Yashica I honestly wasn't sure how well the Makerbot would be able to pull off a task that required such fine detail: I needed something that would twist and lock onto...

When my brother came to me with a proposition to make a lens hood for his old Yashica I honestly wasn't sure how well the Makerbot would be able to pull off a task that required such fine detail: I needed something that would twist and lock onto...

... design. However, it fits on the inner mount of the lens, and I don't know how carefully the hood was calculated to avoid vignetting. ...I think I will be switching to my own design at this point: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6024422

As soon as I got this beauty of a camera, I immediately lost the lens cover. I searched for designs to print here, there and everywhere but couldn't find any. After a few months of printing with my Ender 3, I decided it was time to try to design one...

It is the forerunner to the well-known and wildly popular 124B, the last of a dynasty of quality Yashica TLRs and the culmination of all that came before it. Before them – among others – came the 12 (120 film only) and 24 (220 film only) but both...

In order to win this challenge I decided to bring this camera back to life. ... A Replacement Body cap for the YASHICA FR II  

Rolleiflex/ Rolleicord/ Yashica Bay I Lens hood

... part can be easily lost, when it's dismantled. ... Release SocketThe electromagnetic shutter system of the FR II makes possible use of the camera with various remote release systems and accessories.   The Yashica FR-II was produced between 1977-81.