Cults3D

Glitch Circuit Bended Camera - Case for Toy Camera

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What the marketplace statesCults3D
Creator (as listed at the source)
jacopotofani
Licence
CULTS PU - Private UseStated at the source marketplace; SliSearch does not verify licences.
File types
STL
Pricing
Paid
Published
Category
Art

Overview

A case designed for anyone who loves circuit bending and wants to give a new life (and a new look) to the cheap toy cameras you can find for just a few euros on Amazon or AliExpress. The design is built to comfortably house these small camera modules, but the central cavity has been intentionally oversized: it's not just meant to fit the camera, it's meant to leave you room for: bending circuits and mods auxiliary batteries, independent from the original ones future experimental upgrades (buttons, switches, potentiometers) to trigger new glitches, visual artifacts, and real-time distortions Think of it as a modular starting point rather than a closed, final case: its internal structure is an invitation to open it up, solder, test, and see what happens. On the bottom side there's a 1/4" threaded hole (standard photographic thread), compatible with tripods, gimbals like the Ronin, and any accessory with a standard mount — useful both for static shots and for handheld/moving footage during your glitch art sessions. Great for: glitch artists and circuit benders experimental videomakers anyone who wants a sturdy, "hackable" case for toy cameras hardware modding workshops

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