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 ...

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.

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.

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 ...