Lf-B Metal Brass Knurled Concave Shutter Release Button Compatible with Fujifilm, Hasselblad, Rolleiflex, Nikon Better Balance & Grip Convenience

Very vintage look and works great

This has a nice low profile which feels great in hand. Looks great on camera

Great look and touch. Using it with my Nikon ZF.

Not much to say. Its small, inexpensive, and works. It came with a little rubber washer, in a sealed bag.I like the way it looks, and the functionality is great. It just WORKS.Great product for the price, if you ask me.

Seems like a pretty good soft release.

I like this because of it's smaller diameter than most. Installed on my Fuji X100V using the smallest rubber O ring I have ever seen. So far, so good. Shows no signs of "backing out" and I believe the O ring is probably helping with that. Here is a tip, turn the camera on using the knurled shutter button. This will ensure it stays on by constant reinforcement. Vice/versa turn the camera off using the cameras lever, not the shutter button.It's top has a nice concaved shape for your finger so the shutter button is easier to find and allows for a more positive feel. Anyway, simple device, nicely machined, and for the money, highly recommended!

This is a nice, well made product that I will not be using. This comment is not only for this product - it pertains to all soft release buttons....Although the soft release feels great when shooting, I have found that the button makes it very easy to take accidental shots. I often leave my camera powered on in my shoulder bag when walking around town, ready for the next shot. This is really no problem when not using the soft release button, but when the soft release is installed, I find myself erasing dozens of "black shots" and an overheated and depleted battery from the soft release taking shots from pressing against the camera bag.Sure, I can modify my methods, but I don't find the benefits of the soft release that big of a plus to go to the trouble.... I'll keep it for the occasional studio shot. Sorry!

I ordered this YEWOOP Lf-B brass shutter release button to replace a plastic one that had fallen off and been lost in use. Once mounted to the camera’s shutter release, the button felt like it belonged there, like something the manufacturer should have supplied to begin with. Equally important, it looks fantastic! It looks very at home on the control surface of a vintage-film-style Fujifilm digital camera body. The button comes packaged in foam within a compact, clear plastic box, which also includes two tiny “O” rings, one to use and one to replace the first one if it gets lost. These serve as a compression gasket between the brass button and the camera’s shutter release mechanism, and provide friction when tightening the button, reducing the chance of it getting loose and lost. Even with the gasket in place, though, it is a good idea to get in the habit of occasionally checking to ensure that it is tightened down. Sometimes it truly is the little things that count. I love this modification to my camera and easily give it a 5-star rating.