![An image displaying two orange plastic 3D-printed GoPro camera mounts. The left mount has a rectangular frame with a circular holder and slots for the lens and buttons, while the right mount has a blocky design with slots and screw holes for mounting. An image displaying two orange plastic 3D-printed GoPro camera mounts. The left mount has a rectangular frame with a circular holder and slots for the lens and buttons, while the right mount has a blocky design with slots and screw holes for mounting.](/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fpetapixel.com%2Fassets%2Fuploads%2F2024%2F07%2Fgopro-3d-printed-accessories-feat.jpg&hash=ee163b8640dcc360ab9558f9b1977c33)
3D printers open up entire new vistas of creativity for photographers. Whether you’re into cosplay and creating costumes and props for your portraits or looking to achieve original shots using intricate rigging and mounting setups that are entirely bespoke to your use case, the ability to take a spool of plastic fiber and turn it into a complex and durable part using an appliance that can fit on a benchtop is, in my opinion, one of the most exciting advancements in the at-home maker movement in years.
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