A1 & A1 mini shutter release holder for camera

A1 & A1 mini shutter release holder for camera

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ich liebe Timelapse Aufnahmen von 3D Drucken. Vor meinem A1 hatte ich auf meinem elegoo octolapse eingerichtet und war eigentlich immer ganz gut zufrieden mit den Aufnahmen. Die Aufnahmen vom A1 und mini sind ein cooles feature keine Frage, aber die qualität ist leider nur okay und der Kamerawinkel leider immer der Gleiche und nicht immer ganz optimal. Aus diesem Grund habe ich mir eine alternative externe Lösung mit einem Bluetooth- Auslöser überlegt.

 

https://www.amazon.de/AMATHINGS-Kamera-Ausl%C3%B6ser-Fernbedienung-Bluetooth-Technologie-Fernausl%C3%B6ser/dp/B07ZCBJW9Z/ref=asc_df_B07ZCBJW9Z/?tag=googshopde-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=696184104678&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17708338948476892278&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9044107&hvtargid=pla-2281435177178&psc=1&mcid=d6d0557f4ea63da19a6f3ef97d5407d5&th=1&psc=1&hvocijid=17708338948476892278-B07ZCBJW9Z-&hvexpln=75&gad_source=1

 

Den Auslöser klemmt man einfach in der Halterung ein und justiert ihn im passenden Abstand. Anschließend schraubt ihn mit der 3D gedruckten Schraube und passendem Distanzstück so fest, das der Druckkopf wenn er nach ganz nach links fährt, den Auslöser betätigt (A1 = 0,5mm und A1 mini= 2mm). Wenn man jetzt beim Druck die Zeitraffer Funktion auswählt bekommt man jeden Layer ein Bild, die man dann zu einem schönen Zeitraffer zusammenschneiden kann. Ich mache die kommende Woche noch eine Anleitung im Videoformat, da der Maschinen G-Code an einer Stelle angepasst werden muss… nix wildes. 

 

Wenn der Druckkopf in die Safe Position fährt und er dort für den Bruchteil einer Sekunde verweilt wird durch längeres drücken des Auslösers entweder Serienbild, Fokus oder kurz Video ausgelöst... Alle drei Funktionen wollen wir vermeiden, daher habe ich beim “Zeitraffer G-code” folgende Zeile geändert:

 

Ursprüngliche Zeile: M400 P300

Neuer Zeileninhalt: G1 X10 ; Alter G-code an dieser Stelle -> M400 P300

 

M400 bedeutete, dass der Drucker wartet bis die Bewegung vollständig abgeschlossen ist und P300 lässt ihn zusätzlich 300 Millisekunden warten, bevor er den nächsten Befehl ausführt. Diese Zeile habe ich dann einfach durch einen neuen Bewegungsbefehl G1 X10 ersetzt, der den Druckkopf sofort zu X10 fahren lässt. Ggf. könnte man ihn dort zusätzlich noch eine halbe Sekunde warten lassen, aber so funktioniert es auf jedenfall bestens, bei A1 und A1 mini. 

 

Hi,

I love timelapse recordings of 3D printing. Before my A1, I had set up octolapse on my elegoo and was actually always quite happy with the recordings. The recordings from the A1 and mini are a cool feature, no question, but the quality is unfortunately only okay and the camera angle is unfortunately always the same and not always quite optimal. For this reason I thought of an alternative external solution with a Bluetooth trigger. You simply clamp the trigger in the holder and adjust it to the appropriate distance. Then screw it tight with the 3D printed screw and a suitable spacer so that the print head activates the trigger when it moves all the way to the left (A1 = 0.5mm and A1 mini = 2mm). If you now select the time-lapse function when printing, you get an image for each layer, which you can then cut together to create a beautiful time-lapse. I'll be doing another tutorial in video format next week because the machine G-code needs to be adjusted in one place... nothing crazy.

 

If the print head moves into the safe position and it stays there for a fraction of a second, pressing the shutter button for a longer period triggers either a series image, focus or a short video... We want to avoid all three functions, which is why I used G-code for the “time lapse”. ” changed the following line:

 

Original line: M400 P300

New line content: G1 X10 ; Old G-code at this point -> M400 P300

 

M400 meant the printer would wait until the movement was completely completed and P300 would make it wait an additional 300 milliseconds before executing the next command. I then simply replaced this line with a new movement command G1 X10, which immediately moves the print head to X10. If necessary, you could make it wait there for an additional half a second, but that's how it works perfectly, with the A1 and A1 mini.

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I love your design but I'm afraid I might do something wrong. am I supposed to remove this screw and the whole wiper and insert the 3dprinted part? but if I do that, how will I put the wiper again?
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hi, you have to remove the screw you marked and the one under the wiper. You then have to pull the wiper out of the guide and then attach the new printed part. You can then reinstall the wiper, it works just like the original part. So you don't have to be afraid. After that everything works as usual
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Replying to @Super_Laserkatz :
Thanks! i could install it. Unfortunately, my bluetooth shutter doesn't fit :( do you think you can adapt it if i model and send it to you? It's exactly like this one: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2251832700805207.html
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Perfect. Thanks a lot!
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Hi. Can you tell me which camera you use? I'm having a major problem with autofocus on my smartphone.
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Looks like very good, I just wait to receive the trigger for a real test
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Thank you for this. I made it for my A1. Really awesome and useful design. Easy to print. I made a video for it https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAeRHl9x9vh/
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Top design
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Worked as expected, made an awesome timelapse
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Hello, Love your design but I don't understand how the screw is supposed to fit inside the inner piece in order to lock it. Regards
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Hello, first you put the end of the screw from above into the holder where the shutter button goes. Then you take a Phillips screwdriver and screw the screw with the holder for the shutter button from behind into the actual fastening. I hope that was somewhat understandable 😅. Greetings
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Replying to @Super_Laserkatz :
Finally got it ! I was inserting the screw from the wrong side and couldn't figure out it was possible. I thought I tried to insert it from this side before this time it works perfectly. Very clever design thank you so much !
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Awesome design
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Thank you for this 3d-model - amazing piece of engineering :)
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It works.
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