3D printing might not seem to lend itself to the complex mechanism of a movie camera, however with the tech of the 2020s in hand he’s eschewed a complex mechanism in favour of an Arduino and a ...

But of course, that’s half the fun. For a perfect example of this process, check out the latest update on the 3D printed DSLR camera mount that [isaac879] has been working on.

Gadgets This 3D-Printed 35mm Movie Camera Is an Absolute Marvel of DIY Design and Engineering Yuta Ikeya designed, modeled, printed, and assembled this working 35mm movie camera from scratch.

The 3D-printed case is home to a Li-Po battery, step-up converter, Pi camera module, and Pi Zero W – which help bring digital camera capabilities to an old film camera from the 1970s befinitiv ...

Apple’s upcoming Continuity Camera is a feature for macOS and iOS that lets you use your iPhone as a webcam — and somebody already designed an accessory for it.

For now, you can check out this 3D-printable Continuity Camera mount right here. Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.

If you want to try Continuity Camera as it's meant to be used and you have a 3D printer, Jonathan Wight has created some mount patterns for the MacBook Pro and the iMac Pro.

Pixels and Prisms Related: DIYer 3D-prints a working 35mm movie camera The 3D printed Canon EF lens is, at 163mm, a telephoto with a maximum aperture of f/2.5 and minimum aperture of f/11—yup, the ...