Get A Grip With Dennis Radermacher’s 3D Printed Canon TS-E Knobby

Get A Grip With Dennis Radermacher’s 3D Printed Canon TS-E Knobby

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3D Printing is a beautiful thing. It gives those with the tools and the patience the superpowers to engineer a custom solution to design problems. That’s the case of New Zealand based architectural photographer Dennis Radermacher of Lightforge Photography.

Frustrated by the small shift knobs on the Canon TS-E lenses — especially when working in the heat or cold — plus the fact that Dennis couples his lenses with the Rogeti TS-E frame (making the knob access even more cumbersome) Dennis taught himself how to 3D print an ergonomic knob extension that is beefier and more accessible than Canon’s.

Dennis Radermacher’s 3D models for his custom Canon TS-E knob extensions

Dennis walks us through his process of designing and printing the Knobby, and was kind enough to share the 3D model for personal use on his site, which you can check out here!

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