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Ring Flash 300 LED for Nikon
Ring-flash case for 300 LED. Designed for Nikon 72mm hood holder. (works fine with the AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.4G)
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Description
Ring-flash case for 300 LED.
Designed for Nikon 72mm hood holder.
(works fine with the AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.4G)
This device is designed for Nikon lenses 72mm hood holder.
Print:
For filament prints, make sure you do not print skirt as it may obstruct the led pins holes and affect radius of led lense holes.
Printing the LED grid part with white material may increase luminisity.
LEDs:
You need 300 LEDS for this flash verssion. White LEDs can be purchased online, make sure you choose white light LEDs 5mm lense diameter. See led detail in pictures gallery.
I chose to connect the LEDs in parallel to prevent from the all device shunting-down if one led fail. But serial connect shall work as well.
Materials and methods
You need 300 LEDS for this flash verssion. White LEDs can be purchased online, make sure you choose white light LEDs 5mm lense diameter. See led detail in pictures gallery.
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scissorfight added this to the camera gear collection ago
Yves Guillo printed this ago
- Printed on:
- Ultimaker Original+
- Result:
- Works fine with black PLA
- Feedback:
- The three parts prints quite well on Ultimaker Original+ with "fast print" settings. I used Black PLA filament, which is strong enough. However, it is necesary to remove skirt from the print settings to prevent LEDs conector pins to be obstructed. The LED grid may need a bit of sanding to fit smoothly on the LEDs lense. If I were printing this again, I would use white ore nature PLA filament for the LED grid, it would probably reflect the LED light better. But 300 LEDs is bright enough though.
Yves Guillo published this design ago