Raspberry Pi HQ Camera Case

So cool. Do you know if it will work with the Raspberry Pi 5?
Thanks.

Printed it for a friend in grey PLA from Jayo and Overture matt light brown PLA. Print was easy, the removal of one brim could have been a better experience. Next time, I would try printing it without brims. Thanks for the model!

I love this box, and would love to print it but for my RPI 3B. But I don't know how to do it in Fusion :/

Printed in Prusament Clear PETG, which worked out great!

Remixed the back panel to fit around the Pimoroni Hyperpixel 4.0 display, which also worked out great. Modularity for the win!

Only oddity was getting the camera ribbon cable to fit right but that was easily taken care of by threading the FPC around the board by the SD socket. There was just enough room there between the side of the SD card and the standoff on the corner for the Hyperpixel. From there it was just a simple matter of folding it a bit to squeeze in the ample room in the front case behind the HQ cam.

Thanks for a great model!

Remix with case back is available here:

 https://www.printables.com/model/216960-raspberry-pi-hq-camera-case-hyperpixel-style (edited)

Decided to print this out but wanted to make a fan version of the back cover so that I can hold my 25 mm raspberry pi fan and connect to the GPIO pins

If you have a remix please let me know

I am about half way through printing, I am having adhesion issues on the pi side lid, I will upload a picture once I am complete, thank you for providing this.

Haven't got the right screws for this task, but worked out fine and looks surely nice.

The hardware to put it together is a bit annoying to source but overall a decent case for the HQ camera and pi 4. (edited)

Printed in Black & Green Tinmorry PLA. I really like this design, thanks for making it available

Used in a project which I documented on https://webtechie.be/post/2021-12-20-raspberry-pi-as-hdmi-camera-for-atem-mini/

Great work!! A bit strange with the flat cable going outside of the housing, but allows to keep the GPIO reachable.