3D Printed Film Camera

Just need some 3D printed adapters, and you can shoot any old No. 3A Kodak Junior.

I still use film for a 3D camera. Many outlets, locally and online, display color slide film as not available, sold out, etc. Thankfully, B&H had this Extachrome available. Not to be confused with Kodak's black and white Plus X film, but having this color reversal film is a Big Plus.

These thumbscrews are perfect for 3D printed mounts - and color matched with the filament! Also, the knurled aluminum knobs are easy to tighten/loosen.

I've printed more than 100kg of this material and shipped the 3D prints globally with zero defects, zero customer complaints, and zero returns. I only wish this would come in 8kg rolls rather than 2kg. This material also performs exceptionally when exposed to sunlight for extended periods. I've placed printed parts in direct sunlight for more than 6 months and experienced no degradation in color or flexibility.

Needed a 3D printed cover to place underneath the Lian LI branding logo, because there was a gap for dust to pull in there. It is otherwise a fantastic case! Great airflow and keeps my components cool.

Much cheaper than the 3d printed custom ones but works just as well. Fits snug and has a good quality feeling to it.

TLDR; pros: works fabulously in backlit settings / cons: no privacy cover Had the C925e, which rendered me a black blob during the daytime hours due to bad focus/lighting adjustment (strong backlight), with no way to adjust settings through software on a Mac. Switched to the StreamCam and am now clearly visible throughout the day without any adjustments! The only detriment is that this webcam does not come with a cover. Tip: you can order a snap-on 3D printed privacy cover from Etsy. I made do by blacking out the middle of the film that came with the camera with a Sharpie, until the 3D-printed cover arrived.

We ordered this filament for the Monoprice 3D printer. The filament printed smooth, the colors were great and it arrived quickly.

I was looking for a 3D printer. I first tried a FlashForge and then an AnkerMake both had first layer issues even with tinkering. The K1 Max printed impressively right after unpacking. With some fine tuning it prints perfectly. With the 300x300x300 build area it lets you build larger items. The photo is a large planter that I designed and printed. 15” L 8”W 11.8” H

Precisely as advertised and as needed to mount a mic on custom 3D printed bracket I had made for my video camera. Rycote isolation just works, significantly reducing, and sometimes even fully eliminating, post clean-up time and effort.