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Aug 2015

Well, just as many others in this contest (For what I believe), I’m not a great designer (yet) in 3D modelling. The following idea I had many years ago, but in comparison with the ‘normal’ GoPro’s, they where a bit clumsy to become that the 4 Session could become ; The GoPro 4 Baby Sessions.

This case provides a hole for a spoon or fork (dimensions for the lemmet max. 20mm by 2,3mm) to attach your Gopro 4 on top of the spoon or fork for funny and cute sessions with your Mini-Me. While your Mini-Me is sleeping and you want to film that, there are two holes on the top of the case for a wire, easily hang up your GoPro for a few hours to make a sleep-timelapse of your child.

At the front, is the Cockpit-cap. A rare and bizar 'nose-cone for a plane, but through the eye of the camera it’s a unique viewing point/angle you’ve never experienced before with a Gopro camera. Place it in front of your case and film it like little creatures discovering a giant baby. Like making your own Toy Story !!

And for your older kids… You can change and share other wings, cockpits and caps to create your own unique ‘Baby Boeing’-cam.

This is GoPro 4 Baby Sessions.

*one of the renders are from my first model, without the detachable wings and cockpit cap, but shows perfectly for what I had in mind. Take a spoon, or take a fork and go…
GoPro 4 Baby Sessions_0.stl (3.26 MB)

Hey Meike, at the end of the day it’s your design so feel free to distribute and share how you see fit.

Why just Go Pro, when you can Go Stereo? The small size of the GoPro Session 4 makes it perfect for 3D recording, just clip both GoPro Sessions in, attach to a tripod or GoPro mount and press record simultaneously on both cameras for great stereoscopic HD video.

Designed to be printed without supports on both FDM and SLA printers. To use the tripod version you’ll also need a 1/4" nut.

Edit: Having tried the printed version on a real camera some of the dimensions were off so I’ve created version 2 with correct dimensions. I’ve also added versions optimised for bottom-up SLA printers like the Form 1 by creating channels for the resin to flow through to prevent delayering on the base.

PS. Unfortunately we don’t actually have 2 GoPros to make any 3D films, the action shot is just a bit of Photoshop magic :wink:
GoStereo_GoProMount_v2.stl (121 KB)
GoStereo_TripodMount_v2.stl (95.8 KB)
GoStereo_GoProMount_v2_sla.stl (161 KB)
GoStereo_TripodMount_v2_sla.stl (136 KB)