(2 Pack) PIBIETTN Camera Shutter Button, Copper Soft Shutter Release Button Compatible with Fujifilm Fuji Sony Leica Camera Release Button Red

The shutter button appears well made , is heavy. I presume it is made of copper- as given in description . Fits well on my new Nikon Zf. There is an O ring- which is not meant for Nikon Zf. With O ring on the button, it does not fit on Zf- shutter knob.

XT5 CAMERA AND X100V. Work great for both. Was a little difficult trying to get them screwed in but it eventually worked.

Put it on my Leica Q3. Snug twist looks great, matches the brass accessories almost exactly.

Nicely machined, matte finish silver shutter button. I bought this one over the others because it has a smooth ridge above the knurled side, no sharp edge. But I could not get it to thread onto my Fujifilm XT30II with the o-ring; it wouldn't catch even when pushing it down. So it's on without the o-ring. 12mm wide and a little tall so it can interfere accessing the shutter speed dial from the front - see photo. It also covers the on/off switch but spinning the knurled button turns on/off the camera. I'll have to be extra careful to not spin it off.

Most modern digital cameras do not have cable release fittings on the shutter release. None of my Canon, Nikon or Sony digital cameras will accept this device. I had really not paid much attention to that fact since I have not used a shutter release cable in years. It does fit my old Canon, Leica & Pentax film cameras. I should have looked more closely at my cameras before requesting this soft shutter release button. It fits and works well on my Pentax Spotmatic which is the only film camera I occasionally still use to obtain a negative for archival purposes. Fugi, Leica and Sony still make digital cameras that provide the cable release feature and accept this soft shutter release button.

It's metal. It has rough edges for grip. Comes with small o-ring for compression while threading down into shutter release. Fits my Fuji X100S and X-T3 no problem.

I have wanted a soft-release button for my Fuji X-T3 for a while and finally decided to treat myself. I chose this one as it specifically names my camera as one model it supports. It seems to work well so far.This particular button does fit my camera as advertised.As a soft release button it works well. It’s a little smoother and easier to use that directly pushing the shutter button on the camera, and it saves a fraction of a second of effort which can make the difference between getting a shot and just missing. What makes it a worthwhile accessory though is the reduction in camera shake it offers when pressing down versus the effort needed without it. The reduced camera shake is what I think is meant in the description by “no wobbling”. The button itself exaggerates the play in the shutter button on the camera which is fairly loose (not firmly restrained from slight jiggling).There are two of these little buttons in the pack. Properly installed, I suspect the second will never be needed. Both come in individual pouches and include a rubber gasket. Because if the size of the gasket, I’d recommend using a pair of tweezers to put it on the post - if you drop it there’s a fair chance you’ll lose it.From the product listing’s photos this button looks convex. It is not - it is concave.So far I am not unhappy with this soft release button. It fits my camera properly and it looks nice. It speeds shooting and reduces camera shake when pressing the button which for me is a win.

This button sortof fits my Fuji XT-5. I couldn't get it to attach at all with the o-ring on. I took the ring off & it did screw in, but it feels wobbly & like it'll fall out. It does what I need it to do, for now, but I probably wouldn't buy it again.

Nice brass (listing says copper but it's pretty gold in colour). I was looking for a button with the knurling on the circumference so this was perfect.Fitment on my Canon AV-1 was OK. The tapered threaded section doesn't allow full engagement, and I had to remove the tiny rubber gasket to get the shutter button to tighten down all the way. I think it's only held on by the last 2 threads, but I was able to still crank it on tight, so it shouldn't come loose.Still way better value for money compared to the Etsy alternatives. You get 2 buttons at $20 vs 1 for $60 on Etsy...