TTArtisan 100mm f/2.8 Review
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The TTArtisan 100mm f/2.8 Bubble Bokeh lens is an interesting option for creative effects. It has a classic design and build quality but with some quirky features. The image quality is sharp but with low contrast at wide apertures, making it more suitable for artistic effects rather than precise image rendering.
The build of this lens is very typical of inexpensive manual-focused Chinese lenses, with some quirky features. The image quality is sharp but with low contrast at wide apertures, making it more suitable for artistic effects rather than precise image rendering.
Pros
- Sharp images
- Artistic effects
- Classic metal build quality
Cons
- Low contrast at wide apertures
- Soft corners
- Chromatic aberration
It does show soft corners and some chromatic aberration, but the overall artistic effect is undeniably cool.
The TTArtisan 100mm f/2.8 Bubble Bokeh lens is an interesting option for creative effects. The build of the lens is very typical of inexpensive manual-focused Chinese lenses, with a metal feel and no weather sealing. The lens has a few quirky features, such as being released on the m42 screw Mount, and the lens filter size is a small 49 wide, but it does not come with a Hood. The lens performs well in terms of sharpness but has low contrast at wider apertures, making it more suitable for artistic effects rather than precise image rendering. It does show soft corners and some chromatic aberration, but the overall artistic effect is undeniably cool.
The lens is an interesting option for creative effects, with a classic design and build quality but with some quirky features.
Source
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Christopher Frost
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