Olympus OM Lens to Gopro 5/6/7 Adapter
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This is an adapter allowing you to use Olympus OM type lens on Gopro 5/6/7 Please note: This has to go without saying…
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This is an adapter allowing you to use Olympus OM type lens on Gopro 5/6/7
Please note:
This has to go without saying but you have to remove the lens cover of the Gopro and the original lens before attaching the adapter with the Olympus lens.
How to use:
- Use the pointer on the adapter to align with the red dot on the lens.
- Twist to the right until the lock clicks. The first 2-3 times might be hard to twist due to tight tolerances. This should be smooth after 5-6 twists. Don't be afraid to apply a bit more force the first few times.
- Attach the gopro the same way you would attach the original cover lens. This might feel quite difficult as well the first few times.
- In order to release the lens you have to press the release button on the lens.
Edit:
Added a version with GoPro/Action Camera mount as you won't be able to have the GoPro carry the weight of the lenses.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
100
Filament: Any PLA Black
Notes:
Print in the orientation it comes with
Use supports!
These are my settings for this model:
Support overhand angle - 80
Support Interface Density - 90
Support X/Y Distance - 0.4
Support Density - 30
Support Interface Pattern - concentric
Support Z Distance - 0.12
Initial Layer Height - 0.2
Infill Density - 100
Print Speed - 60
Printing Temperature - 215 (check your filament for correct temperature)
Z Seam Alignment - shortest
Post-Printing
Remove the supports
If you are using my settings it will be fairly difficult, use pliers and snap them off. Should come out clean.
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