Great job!
How much will it cost as soon as you put it in production? 
Jokes aside, it will be interesting to know the total cost - I’m sure it will still be affordable, and you get an almost 100% opensource camera (well, what is the sensor weight in this equation?)
@bastibe Wonderful! Thanks for sharing. Could be a murder weapon (self-defence, honest). 
@ggbutcher With a red dot and a surname. Yours would be Butchca: sounds luxurious. 
@gadolf Always much more expensive where I live. When I see prices here, I would have to add $400+ on top after exchange.
Fun fact, the black filament wouldn’t print. I’m still trying to debug that. So white it is for the moment.
It is surprisingly expensive, actually:
So roughly, €200 for a 1/2.3" sensor with no EVF, no weather sealing to speak of, and a manual lens.
But completely Open Source, and you get a small computer with it!
Source code and additional documents here: GitHub - bastibe/Raspberry-Pi-Camera
Definitely a work in progress at the moment. I’ll upload the 3D model once the dimensions actually fit. Version 2 of the case is printing as we speak 
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More fun maker projects: https://m.dpreview.com/news/3250699133/video-how-to-build-a-custom-raspberry-pi-becca-cam-with-zero-coding-experience
in-camera darktable/RT/etc editing…
Some more profiling related news:
Wow. With the right lens adapter (for a Nikkor 105mm macro) I could have a dedicated studio macro/focus-stacking setup, which would be convenient. To say the least.
I’ll be buying one of these.