Reduce unwanted vibration commonly associated with small shutter triggering buttons with a beautiful, threaded Soft Shutter Release Button - Bocote Wood, Small Concave, Threadedfrom Artisan Obscura. Featuring a small, 11mm size, the shutter release button attaches to your camera via a threaded screw, tapered to fit most cameras, and comes with two small anti-slip O-rings, which use friction to prevent the button from loosening. Enlarging and raising the point of contact for your shutter finger can result in added comfort and the ability to use slower shutter speeds with improved sharpness.

Threaded Shutter Release Button    For DSLR Cameras    Concave Button Design    Small 11mm Button Size    Crafted from Bocote Wood

Bocote, an exotic wood native to Mexico, Central America, and the West Indies. This wood features a range of grain patterns from straight to wild with curved lines and swirls, and a color range from golden brown to tan to golden yellow.

Small Concave

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How do I keep this from falling off? I lost one the first time I used it.

A: The button just needs to be screwed in all the way to the shutter button.

Q: 2. Can this work on Canon A-1 and if not, which one works for Canon A-1

A: This product is not compatible with the Canon A-1. I am sorry to say we are not aware of an option that is.

Q: 3. Will one of the sizes fit a Leica CL (M-Mount)?

A: This product is not compatible with the Leica CL.

Q: 4. Does it work on the Fuji XT_10 ?

A: I have XT 20 and it worked on that. You have to be careful, it unscrews easily

Q: 5. Will this fit on a fujifilm X-T4

A: Yes this product can fit the Fujifilm X-T4.

Q: 6. Can it be fitted to Pen F?

A: No, the FotodioX Pro Soft Shutter Release Button for Sony DSC-RX1R II is not compatible with the Olympus Pen F. The FotodioX Pro Soft Shutter Release Button with adhesive, will work on the Olympus Pen F: https://bhpho.to/2W7qsxF

Q: 7. Would I use a small or large size for a Nikon F3?

A: You could use either Large or small as it would depend on personal; preference--Their is ample room on a Nikon F-3 Camera .

Q: 8. What are advantages of convex vs concave soft release shutter buttons?

A: There is no correct answer; it is simply a personal preference. If you tend to arch your finger over the shutter release, you may prefer the convex option, while if you use the tip of your finger or your finger is typically flat when pressing the shutter button, the concave option may be preferred. But as stated, it is simply personal preference and there is no right or wrong option.

Q: 9. It's this fit for Leica M6?

A: The Match Technical Bip-O Soft Shutter Release Button (Black, Long Stem)is compatible with the Leica M6 Rangefinder Camera.

Q: 10. Would you recommend a ‘large’ or a ‘small’ size release button for a Nikon FM2N? Also, why do some users prefer either a concave or convex shape? Thanks.

A: For an FM2, a large would be good. As far as shape, that is a matter of personal preference. I think a concave design is best for comfort, etc...