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Z6 didn't read CFexpress at all. Z6iii didn't read my XQD. I have the Sony original ones I bought in 2018. Maybe newer ones it reads ok? And the XQD reader doesn't read the CFexpress B cards either.

IBIS might be better, still kinda jumpy when shooting handheld I would say... dynamic range in video? Z6 can only do 4k H.264, but I compared it to a 4k RAW footage from Z6iii. In this regard, the Z6iii dynamic range is totally on a different level than Z6.

I don’t have the z6iii but I think is the IBIS locking each time it goes to sleep, heard that it also happens when you go into the menus. Somebody noticed that it’s reduced when you choose silent mode (electronic shutter)

@@arnexxx No difference for the noise in silent mode. It must be the IBIS that is locking up. It's a little bit confusing with the sensor cleaning, in the menu it says "Automatic cleaning -> OFF" as default, meaning that you DO clean the sensor when you turn the camera OFF! You have to go one step further to the right in the menu to select "Cleaning OFF" and THAT means No Autocleaning. Not particular intuitive!

I didn't have the cleaning on, I think it's either IBIS lock or also seen someone mentioning it only makes the noise when the VR is on.. didn't test it

that sounds good! didn't think of that. Wouldn't it just add more filament changes?

@@therealfazee Depends on how thick you make the text bodies, they don't need to be that thick. I've only recently started experimenting with it as I also like to have all my features native to the model. And really I've only done it with face down text printing like you do here. I wonder how bambu studio would handle something other than on the bed. I'm not sure if it would maintain the position of the separate bodies or push them all to the print bed. So, yeah, might be a very specific use case for this tip, lol.

I would say 7.5inch. You could fit longer things, but 8inch would stretch it too much and the zipper might fail

@@therealfazee Thanks for the reply. My camera rigg is about 7 inches in depth. So that should fit just fine. SUPER! thanks again

factory settings for Bambu Basic PLA - OW 200mm/s, IW 350mm/s, sparse infill 430mm/s, internal infil 350mm/s, overhangs 60 30 10 10

yes I actually did few prints like this.. the surfaces that I wanted to glue together were never exactly flat, probably due to plate not being perfectly flat or warping during the print.. so I gave up on that idea

yea I kinda need to disconnect it from time to time.. but yes the 3 magnets I used aren't strong enough to hold it, next version will hold itself by being snug tight and magnets just securing it

lol yeah the ducking was generated automatically, it's never 100% accurate, will pay more attention to that

@@therealfazee Haha good, by the quality of your communication I could tell it was likely not intentional.

@ totally hear ya, Ive done similar things on many an edit. Keep it up!

you don't have to if you have an option to air the whole room out before sleep I would think

it's the Bambu Gold PLA silk

gracias

I already broke all of my brackets again lol.. even the nylon isn't a good match for RC cars, so experimenting with different TPU's and will see

@@therealfazee Yeah, it’s a balance act between mounting it very secure but then it’ll brake easily, or having it fly off while crashing but then save the mount. I currently have my GoPro mounted inside the car. Also an interesting angle. And better crash protection. Doesn’t fly off as often as the back mount.

absolutely.. I just avoid printing from ABS or ASA as the smell is just unbearable, even with ventilation turned on

those are bit more expensive

will be making a V2.0 soon, will be designing all the parts from scratch instead of using someone else's work, and will release the STL's

will be releasing them when I finish v.2

@@therealfazee can’t wait, v1 looks good!

Onshape

second :D

the nerve.. :D will be making a V2.0 soon, will be designing all the parts from scratch instead of using someone else's work, and will release the STL's

​@@therealfazeeplease do. Definitely need this. Thx for your time.

@@therealfazee Did you end up making the 2.0?

for perfect print

Bambu X1C

@@therealfazee Thanks a million for getting back to me! God bless you... Big time!

true!.. but also I found out it cracks really easily on inpact, the PA is now my favorite.. just have to print supports from other material which takes forever :/

@@therealfazee Yeah toughness is probably the priority in your application.

that was my first option! but rather went with metal one... now after some time I see fiberboard would be as good as I don't really have anything heavy mounted on it lol

thanks! this one took a while to make, hoped for more views lol

yes absolutely

printing flat on back leads to lower quality of the printed "photo"

Thanks!

thanks will check it out! Not necessarily looking for more stiffness. The PC is very strong, but still cracks too easy on impact. When I compare the printed wheels to the originals, I am able to push and deform the originals a bit by hand. So I need to print it in something more elastic which would be the PA, TPU is too soft. I know about the option to print the support in different filament and might try it with PVA but just don't print that way as that takes soo much extra time.

yeah there is also Support for PA/PET from Bambu

wouldn't it crack even easier when it's low density filament?

@@therealfazee ruclips.net/video/7AVTINNAqVI/видео.htmlsi=zhZ-M3fsvUiyhj7a asa should be very tough...

inline fan is in the plan for Ventilation 2.0.. :) tent is a good idea, even with ventilation on the smell still gets out of the printer through all of these small gaps etc..

@@therealfazee No smell gets out due to the pressure differential. When I turn the fan on to its lowest setting the sides of the enclosure are pulled in, even with gaps in the zipper for power (printer and lighting) and Teflon tubing for external spool or AMS. I use the enclosure for resin printing too and never smelled a hint of anything even with resin that is definitely not low odor. Of course I eventually have to open the enclosure eventually, that’s when I kick the air purifier to high. I’ve also covered the HVAC intake on that floor. I live in a 3 story townhouse; printing stuff is on the mostly-unused first floor (laundry, garage, front door). My setup isn’t as good as just venting straight outside but it’s the best I could do and honestly works better than I’d hoped.

Thank you! 😊