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Lomography LC-Wide square and half-frame inserts
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hi @brbo.
im mus, from indonesia. how does the half frame adapter? im facing the same problem. asked lomo couple times, there are no answer. by any chance, is it possible to share the half frame 3d print soft file for me. really appreciate it.
Thank you
Hi @musihsira!
The project got slightly out of hand and I ended up with multiple versions of the inserts
Send me your email in direct message (although this might be prevented by the system since you are a new member?) and I’ll mail you my files. I did them in Autodesk Fusion, but if you don’t have Fusion (it is free for personal use) I can probably export the files in your desired format.
The project got slightly out of hand and I ended up with multiple versions of the inserts
Send me your email in direct message (although this might be prevented by the system since you are a new member?) and I’ll mail you my files. I did them in Autodesk Fusion, but if you don’t have Fusion (it is free for personal use) I can probably export the files in your desired format.
. i think ive to measure it by all of the data above. all file type would be fine. thank you
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Hi @musihsira!
The project got slightly out of hand and I ended up with multiple versions of the inserts
Send me your email in direct message (although this might be prevented by the system since you are a new member?) and I’ll mail you my files. I did them in Autodesk Fusion, but if you don’t have Fusion (it is free for personal use) I can probably export the files in your desired format.
@brbo - if you initiate a Conversation with @musihsira , they will be able to respond to it and communicate with you within that Conversation without problem.
There is thingiverse to post stl files, the standard for 3D printing. If you did this and would post the link here, it would be accessible for everybody and seen the notority of this site, nearly forever. I have (let) printed those files multiple times, it's easy...
@MattKing, I figured that and already provided @musihsira with files.
@xya, I will look into that and will share the files there and also let others know here.
Anyone want to give me a quick thingiverse 101? I'm a new user so need to wait 24 hours for my thingi to be published, but franky my thingi doesn't look to hot
What else do I need to do besides uploading the .stl?
@xya, I will look into that and will share the files there and also let others know here.
Anyone want to give me a quick thingiverse 101? I'm a new user so need to wait 24 hours for my thingi to be published, but franky my thingi doesn't look to hot
What else do I need to do besides uploading the .stl?
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The "plain" insert is now shared at thingiverse: Lomo LC-Wide square insert
It's 0.2mm bigger in height than 23.5mm that @xya's measurement and has slightly rounded corners so images on film should in theory have less problem of slight light leaking into the corners on the negative.
Push the insert into the camera until you feel enough resistance to ensure tight fit. My insert is slightly narrower at the bottom so it should only start touching the camera's film gate opening at the end. The insert slides into the camera deep enough that it never touches the film so you can get away with prints that are rougher than what you would've wanted if it was touching the film.
It's hard to explain if you don't have a camera in front of you, but the insert only provides the vertical portion of the frame so the perfect corners are pretty much impossible to get. Most probably you might get a corner like here in the upper left corner (this is not my picture and the user is probably using the OEM insert):
18a ~ Eleven by Jason Kimes by Lance Rothstein, on Flickr
I have two other designs that should make the corners nicer. I'll publish and share them here later...
It's 0.2mm bigger in height than 23.5mm that @xya's measurement and has slightly rounded corners so images on film should in theory have less problem of slight light leaking into the corners on the negative.
Push the insert into the camera until you feel enough resistance to ensure tight fit. My insert is slightly narrower at the bottom so it should only start touching the camera's film gate opening at the end. The insert slides into the camera deep enough that it never touches the film so you can get away with prints that are rougher than what you would've wanted if it was touching the film.
It's hard to explain if you don't have a camera in front of you, but the insert only provides the vertical portion of the frame so the perfect corners are pretty much impossible to get. Most probably you might get a corner like here in the upper left corner (this is not my picture and the user is probably using the OEM insert):
18a ~ Eleven by Jason Kimes by Lance Rothstein, on Flickr
I have two other designs that should make the corners nicer. I'll publish and share them here later...
Super, that's great. So everybody can profit in the future. Great community sense...
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