LXH 2 PACK Red+Black Concave Soft Metal Shutter Release Camera Button Brass Compatible With Fujifilm X-T2 X100F X-T20 X-PRO2/1 X10 X20 X30 X100 X100T X100S X-E1 X-E2 X-E2S X-T10 STX-2

Bought a twin-pack with one each of a convex and concave button to see which felt better to use. I found convex (raised) is fine for me.Decided to go with black option rather than anything too garish and these little gems do make a practical improvement to using the shutter.Surprisingly good quality and highly recommended.Edit: I originally gave this product a five star review (as above). Unfortunately, I picked up my camera less than an hour after writing it and the button and its washer had gone!Let's see how long the second one stays on.

I have the red and black installed on my Fujifilm X10s, and the silver is fitted on my Fujifilm X100F. All are an exact fit and they work perfectly. Unlike others I've tried they also stay in place when installed.There's a small rubber washer which fits underneath the release button and acts to cushion the press. This is great for any of the camera's half-press functions and it allows for much more accurate control. Just be careful when opening the individual packets, however, as the washer is extremely small and very hard to find should you drop it on carpet.

Looks a good quality item. The "O" ring is tiny (2 supplied with 2 buttons) but hopefully will keep the button in place and save losses. Only reason for 4 star is as I have only just received and fitted one of these, not sure yet whether the "O' rings will do their job!These fit the Fujifilm X-T2 even though its not listed in the description.

I bought these because I had heard they improved the act of releasing the shutter. I didn't expect much benefit but they are terrific. When I say 'they', I mean soft shutter releases in general. These are well made and have tiny 'O' rings that are made of a resilient material that makes the press of the shutter even better. I have them on my Fuji X100s and X-T2 and I have just come back from a holiday where I took the X100s and was using the camera every day. I say this to illustrate that the shutter release stayed in place with no issues. A good buy!

I bought a pair of these for my new Fuji XT3. I already had two (JJC) buttons for my two XT2s and they are still sitting happily on my shutter buttons. However, I've already lost one of these black buttons from my XT3 and am constantly checking the tightness of my second button and it keeps coming loose. It's only a matter of time before the second button falls off. I don't know if it's the XT3 shutter button that's at fault or if it's these buttons I bought but I'll be back to the JJC buttons soon.

I was kind of worried about the soft release in this kit after reading some of the reviews, since I was buying it for my Fuji X-T20. A lot of people said it just came off when in use. I think their issue was that they only hand tightened it, as a precaution when I was installing it I grabbed a small pair of long nose pliers and tightened the button a little more - I was cautious not to over torque it and damage my camera but since then I have been able to use the soft release really nicely. It adds a little accent to my all black camera and makes it more functional at the same time. I must say though for two tiny red screws with an o ring the price was a bit high.TLDR: Make sure you tighten the screws with some pliers and enjoy what you’ve paid good money for.

I've gone through a few sets of these. I bought the ones with the rubber o rings as I thought they would be more secure.The issue you will face is when you fit them you really don't feel like you want to tighten them too much as the shutter buttons on a Fuji don't feel like they'll take a lot of abuse. I lost two of these on holiday and once you have them fitted you really miss them. One of the forums recommended buying some of this https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0045UQ8GQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They've stayed in place really well since.

These are incredibly cheap for what they are - the fancier ones are way more expensive.They look cool on the camera and if I'm honest they don't seem to add much to the shooting experience other than looking good. But enjoying the look of your equipment is part of the fun (let's be honest, it is!) .The only thing that makes me give 4 stars instead of 5 is that they are just a bit on the tiny side. Some of the more expensive ones (big surprise) are more sturdy and substantial and they look even better.But as a cheap way to see whether you like a shutter release button, these are great and they come in several different colours.