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Used Leica Q2 Thumb Support, Black
SKU: US1936125
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Leica Thumb Support for my Leica Q2
Absolutely love my Leica Thumb Support for my Leica Q2 Monochrom. The thumb grip was necessary and provides a better grip to my Leica. Highly recommended.
Just bite the bullet, nothing comes close to the Leica Q2 grip.
Excellent. If you can afford it get this grip. Perfect for camera security and handling. I tried an off brand and it was a complete waste of money. It?s in my junk box.
Leica Thumb Support for Q2
Designed to enhance the ergonomics of the Leica Q2 digital camera, the Leica Thumb Support offers more stable and comfortable positioning for the right thumb during single-handed shooting. It’s a small device that slides into the camera’s hot shoe and seamlessly merges with the top rear side of the camera. It’s made of black CNC-machined aluminum to beautifully match the camera body. As long as there won’t be any other accessory that will require the use of the camera hot shoe, the semi-discreet thumb support can be kept on to allow easier handling and ultimately reduce the risk of camera shake whenever there’s a need to shoot handheld. The results are sharper photos and smoother videos, even with the use of longer shutter speeds.
Sliding the thumb rest into the accessory shoe enhances the ergonomics of the Leica Q2. With the thumb pressed up against the thumb rest, the camera can be held much more steadily and is easier to handle. It makes single-handed shooting much steadier and enables the use of longer shutter speeds without the risk of camera shake. The thumb rest is CNC-machined from aluminium, has the same finish as the Leica Q2 and, when attached, merges with the camera in visual unity.
Leica Q2 Thumb Support, Black Features
- Enhances the ergonomics of the Leica Q2 by slotting into the hot shoe
- Makes shooting with one hand much steadier and allows the use of longer shutter speeds with less risk of camera shake