The DSLR Picture Frame
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Magnetic frame for those used to looking at their pictures on the camera's screen
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- Printables
- Category
- Wall-mounted
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
For those that love to look at the pictures taken on their DSLR cameras, now you can keep your pictures in it at all times!
The main model (perfect framing - frame.stl) includes some very substantial bridging that could possibly work, but most likely would only work with supports, which should be added judiciously to be removable. It has holes for 8 mm diameter x 1.8 mm tall magnets that can be used to stick it to a metallic surface, as in the picture; you will need to pause the print to include the magnets in the print.
The easier way to build this is to print the top and bottom separately (perfect framing - camera top.stl and perfect framing - camera bottom.stl, respectively). I printed them separately in PETG, then inserted the magnets and glued the halves with gorilla glue.
The lens stand can be printed and glued to the back. Alternatively, the alternate stand is designed with magnet holes that can be glued in to magnetically secure to the back of the frame.
If you are feeling particularly lucky and have some perfectly tuned profiles, the full frame with the lens support is theoretically printable as-is, but no guarantee that it will work.