First play with 3D printed diffusers

[Paul Iddon]

So an associate that has a 3D printer sent me his Twin Flash Diffusion attachments - and I have had just a quick go (not enough time to do much) and these are the first edits from today/tonight.

Paul.

 

[Asher Kelman]

I am always impressed by your work, but here the diffusers do quench the glare and allow us to see more detail. It would show even more I believe if you were more aggressive sharpening. Not that it needs any changes!

Not at all!

Asher

 

[Asher Kelman]

What shape are the diffusers designed for?

 

[Paul Iddon]

Thanks Asher.

They are oblong, like the flash heads, so a natural addition I suppose.

Paul.

 

[Maggie Terlecki]

looks like it does a pretty good job.

I had gotten a 3d printed Flextilt head from Edelkrone and although it printed well and put together nicely, my camera with a lens seems too heavy and it will not keep t without creeping.

it was this one: https://edelkrone.com/products/flextilt-head-3d

 

[Paul Iddon]

That's n unusual contraption Maggie - quirky, I'd call it...

Interesting though.

Paul.

 

[Asher Kelman]

looks like it does a pretty good job.

I had gotten a 3d printed Flextilt head from Edelkrone and although it printed well and put together nicely, my camera with a lens seems too heavy and it will not keep t without creeping.

it was this one: https://edelkrone.com/products/flextilt-head-3d

Should work well enough! But you might need to add a rough rubber washer at the joints to add friction! Printed parts can be very shiny! They can be sanded with course paper too at the joints!

Asher

 

[Maggie Terlecki]

Should work well enough! But you might need to add a rough rubber washer at the joints to add friction! Printed parts can be very shiny! They can be sanded with course paper too at the joints!

Asher

That's a good idea, Asher, I will have to try that!