Apple iPhone 360
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BEHOLD, THE APPLE iPHONE 360 MAX AND AIR. AHHH, POWER. These dummy phones were designed to look as realistic as possible for a 360 degree camera imbedded into an iPhone body. On the iPhone 360 Max there is a 30mm full 360 degree fake camera for the photographer on the go. The Air model includes a...
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BEHOLD, THE APPLE iPHONE 360 MAX AND AIR. AHHH, POWER. These dummy phones were designed to look as realistic as possible for a 360 degree camera imbedded into an iPhone body. On the iPhone 360 Max there is a 30mm full 360 degree fake camera for the photographer on the go. The Air model includes a smaller fake 15mm lens for ultimate portability and comfort, also including more screen space for convenience. Each model includes Dolby audio speakers for amazing fake sound quality, and a usb-c port that actually fits a usb-c plug. (not kidding on that one) Also each model includes a ultra-realistic apple logo centered on the body of the iPhone, and maximum screen space. Now for printing settings and tips. 1: Always position phone bodies on the screen side while printing. 2: To save your filament, i advise that you turn off the prime tower; it doesn't affect the look of the phone, as seen in the provided photos. 3: To secure the lenses in the mounting holes, use sticky tack or superglue or any type of glue to secure them. 4: for the lenses, i advise you to set the top layer to archemedian chords to make it look more like a lens. 5: on the Max model, one of the lenses is taller, and it goes into the hole on the screen side of the iPhone. 6: these phones feel realistic in your hand and on your ear; i have tested them and kept them in my pockets for a while to see how they feel to use. interestingly, when you put the phone to your ear, the camera lens fits into your ear and is kinda actually comfortable! As usual, you can feel free to contact me in the comments if you have any problems with it or ideas for this post. Happy printing!
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