TTArtisan 35mm f/1.4 (APSC) Review

The TTArtisan 35mm f/1.4 (APSC) is a budget-friendly manual lens specifically designed for mirrorless cameras with aps-c sensors. The lens has good build quality and performs reasonably well in terms of image quality, considering its low cost.

The TTArtisan 35mm f/1.4 (APSC) is a budget-friendly manual lens specifically designed for mirrorless cameras with aps-c sensors. The lens has good build quality and performs reasonably well in terms of image quality, considering its low cost.

The manual focus ring can easily be unintentionally changed due to its size. The lens lacks weather sealing and is prone to flaring.

The TTArtisan 35mm f/1.4 (APSC) is a budget-friendly manual lens specifically designed for mirrorless cameras with aps-c sensors. The lens features a nice and tough metallic build quality, but the manual focus ring can easily be unintentionally changed due to its size. It comes with an aperture ring that clicks at every f-stop, but there is no weather sealing and the front filter size is small. In terms of image quality, the lens offers reasonable sharpness and brightness, with some softness and fringing at wider apertures, but it performs better when stopped down. The lens exhibits some barrel distortion and vignetting, and the minimum focus distance is a bonus feature. However, the lens is prone to flaring, coma levels are noticeable, and the bokeh exhibits some color fringing. Despite its limitations, the lens can produce decent results with patience and acceptance of its constraints.

In terms of image quality, the lens offers reasonable sharpness and brightness, with some softness and fringing at wider apertures, but it performs better when stopped down.