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Thumb grip for the Sony A6500 camera that mounts to the hot shoe. Works great if you have larger hands, especially when paired with the SmallRig. After accidentally pressing buttons with my thumb while shooting, I started searching for a…
a6700 Users - The Grip does not fit because of the reworked mode-switcher, use the following remix by @shoyler_79369 (UNTESTED) : Extended Grip Printing instructions: Use supports when printing the model, otherwise you will not be able to…
Extended version of a hot shoe grip for a6000 series cameras. This allows for some access to mode knob while not interfering with the standard Sony eye piece cover. Pictures show how the model fits on an a6600 and an a6300.
There's a few thumb grips available for this camera, given that it's quite compact and streamlined (completely unergonomic), but none of them quite do what I want. So I made my own. Most of them get in the way of the mode dial. This one…
This little piece slides into the flash socket on the Sony A6000 or A6500 cameras to hold the flash so it points up as shown in the photo. This allows the flash to bounce off the ceiling instead of hitting the subject directly. A bounced…
This clip-on tool-less attachment adds a cold shoe fitting over the top of the hot shoe, leaving the rear of the hot shoe open for the thumb grips that are acquired for cheap online. I designed it for an extra sight, but would also work…
I needed an offset mount to set my Sony a6500 back on the top of the Vivo monitor tube, so the monitors could angle inward closer. It's designed to be printed as it come into your slicer, with the recesses facing upward. No supports are…
This adapter replaces the original built in Fantasea Adapter for mounting LEDs of a Turtle TTL trigger. Without this adapter only one LED can be mounted without mechanical conflicts. Mounting: Remove the small black plate - it's attached…
This little piece slides into the flash socket on the Sony A6000 or A6500 cameras to hold the flash so it points up as shown in the photo. This allows the flash to bounce off the ceiling instead of hitting the subject directly. A bounced…
