Fixture for converting Sony MC2500 camera ECM-PS1 shotgun microphone into a hot shoe on-camera microphone

I wanted to remove the ECM-PS1 shotgun microphone that comes standard with the Sony MC2500,

convert it into an on-camera hot shoe microphone for use with other cameras or camcorders,

and was looking for a ready-made hot shoe mounting solution. So I found **@海苔眉毛**'s Hot Shoe Flip Extension in the community.

His hot shoe mounting solution, designed as a pure print-in-place without hardware, is excellent, so I printed a set,

and measured the shape of his frame, modeling this shotgun microphone hot shoe clamp based on it.

For the inner hot shoe and nuts, please directly print the two parts inside the Hot Shoe Flip Extension for direct use.

See link https://makerworld.com.cn/zh/models/1366124-re-xue-fan-zhuan-tuo-zhan#profileId-1476594

Additionally, fixing this clamp requires M3 x 14mm screws and M3 nuts, a total of 4 pairs, with a minimum of 2 pairs.

Furthermore, since the MC2500's microphone clip is a standard 1-inch diameter shotgun microphone clip,

and the ECM-PS1 is also 1-inch in diameter (25mm),

this microphone clamp can also be used with other 1-inch shotgun microphones

According to AI's summary, common models include:

Sennheiser: Early versions of MKH 416 (e.g., MKH 416 P48 U3), MKH 70 (long gun)

Rode: NTG1, NTG2

For this design, I have uploaded the SolidWorks engineering source files, making it essentially open source,

Friends who need adjustments can download it themselves and modify the model parameters,

but commercial use is prohibited, and it must not be distributed on other platforms or used for other misappropriation.