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Cool Project Idea ? 3D Printable Camera Add-On for 35mm Slides
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· Cool Project Idea ? 3D Printable Camera Add-On for 35mm Slides
Hi Ian,
wonderful idea! I also thought along these lines but would prefer to use an old slide projector to hold and transport the slides. If you are like me and have thousands of slides lying around, a way to automate this would be very much needed indeed.
The same goes for 8 mm movie to digital conversion.
Also Whats needed is a macro lens. And those are expensive.
And so Far I have not been able to produce - that is construct in a 3d program-precision threads of large diameter to be able to go onto a filter thread of a lens. If you have a solution for this I would love to see it.
There is so much talk about the new ultimaker but will it finally be able to produce precision holes and screw threads? I always have to print parts several times if there is any need for a precise fit. The plastic stuff shrinks, and interior holes have a much smaller diameter than my drawings. This is a real headache with FDM 3d printing.
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Hi Ian,
wonderful idea! I also thought along these lines but would prefer to use an old slide projector to hold and transport the slides. If you are like me and have thousands of slides lying around, a way to automate this would be very much needed indeed.
The same goes for 8 mm movie to digital conversion.
Also Whats needed is a macro lens. And those are expensive.
And so Far I have not been able to produce - that is construct in a 3d program-precision threads of large diameter to be able to go onto a filter thread of a lens. If you have a solution for this I would love to see it.
There is so much talk about the new ultimaker but will it finally be able to produce precision holes and screw threads? I always have to print parts several times if there is any need for a precise fit. The plastic stuff shrinks, and interior holes have a much smaller diameter than my drawings. This is a real headache with FDM 3d printing.
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