Leica Black Dot

[0.085 lb] I have looked at several types of soft release buttons for a while now and in the end, I got the red dot soft release made by Leica. It costs a few dollars more than some other brands, but it gives me peace of mind knowing that the thread pitch is correct and that it won't damage the threads in my shutter release button on my M10 Monochrom and M-P 240. The red and white enamel finish is beautiful; it is made with a very high level of craftsmanship, just like Leica cameras and lenses. It is the obvious choice for any M camera user.

[0.35 lb] Just got this adapter and probably mine is newer than what the other reviewer got. I have the red dot for both sides (Nikon & Leica) and both flanges are very smooth and well machined. The Leica side does the desired click when it's in place. My 35 Years Old Nikkor 28mm works like a charm on my Leica M now.

[Walnut Veneer] JUST SWITCHED TO THE EPSON FILM AND LOVE IT!DENSE BLACK GOOD DOT HOLD 5 STAR DAVID

[Black] Beautifully made, like everything from Artisan & Artist. Black and Red, nice Leica touch!

[Brown] I looked a lot of other straps. This one is the most minimal and look great with my silver and black Leica cameras.

[Gold] Works well with Amazon Dot

[4.1 lb] I started with a black Nikon FM2, which is one of the best Nikon bodies in my opinion, and many years later bought an Leica M6. The M6 is already more than enough and I keep it. The MP has always been my dream camera. It goes beyond the M6 in its built materials. It's solid, a tank, extremily reliable. The kind of thing you'll pass to your son and he to his son. I prefer shooting with with rangefinder, that's why I moved to Leica. But these days I shot a roll with the FM2 and it was so frustating to my old memories. The camera is a lot made of plastic parts and looked fragile, loosen. The MP has everything locked in, tight, the M6 doesn't come close to that feeling. I'm not talking about the M3 because it doesn't suit me, since I shoot with 28mm and 35mm lenses. Thank you, Leica, for still making lifetime film cameras.

[Shoe-Mounted] I've used one of these on the M240, M262 and now the M10-P and I think it's the single best thing you can buy for your camera. It makes the body much easier to hold/keep still. I've found I can hand hold at 1/30 consistently with the Thumbs Up on the camera, sometimes even 1/15. Leica got hip to it a couple years ago and started to make their own version for the M10, I had that one too. Theirs is more square, not as ergonomically sound, and $100 more expensive. The only thing the Leica version does better is it's shaped so you can fully read the "LEICA CAMERA MADE IN GERMANY", that the Match partially covers, on the back of the top plate. That's not a major concern for me. If trying to decide between the two the Match is much better in the hand. I've read some complaints about the paint wearing off. That's true, but it just reveals the brass beneath, which is even better as far as I'm concerned. Like breaking in a great pair of jeans. The black doesn't exactly match the black chrome of the M10-P, but neither do black Leica lenses and again, who cares?

[Black] I have a Leica M6 with red buffalo leather, the original come with black strap, looks wired. The one I got from B&H is perfect match with my camera. Love it so much. Btw, delivery very fast

[3.1 x 3 x 0.75"] Do not put a black filter on your silver lenses. This filter will not only match the esthetics of your Leica, but provide protection with the quality that can only be matched by Leica.