Ultra-compact Pancake for Your Adventures
Travel light and capture stunning images with the ultra-compact Pancake lens. Its sleek and exquisite design is perfect for the on-the-go creator, making your travels both easy and stylish.
Smooth and Responsive Performance
Experience effortless focusing with the TTArtisan AF 27mm F2.8 lens, featuring an advanced "STM+leading screw" stepping motor. Its precise and agile eye recognition focus ensures you never miss a moment, whether you're taking photos or recording smooth videos. The independent clicked aperture ring offers a hassle-free and faster shooting experience compared to adjusting the aperture on the camera itself.
Smart and Convenient Upgrades
Stay ahead of the curve with USB firmware upgrades. The rear lens cap, elegantly designed with a USB-C interface, allows for easy performance enhancements, maintaining the lens's aesthetic appeal. Revolutionize your photography with the TTArtisan lens, built for both beauty and functionality.
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Compact and Lightweight
A very compact and light lens that’s easy to carry around, ideal for street photography and general shooting. -
Solid Build Quality
Despite initially appearing plastic, the lens is made of metal and has a premium finish, highly praised by users. -
Good Autofocus
The autofocus is quick and works well for both photos and videos, though it's a bit noisy for video. -
Excellent Image Quality
Produces sharp images with good control over chromatic aberrations and colors. -
Affordable
Offers great value for the price, performing on par with more expensive lenses. -
Versatile Aperture Ring
Features an aperture ring, adding versatility to the lens, which is uncommon for budget lenses.
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Low Light Autofocus Issues
Autofocus hunts a bit in low light conditions, requiring more patience. -
Vignetting
Notable vignetting at wider apertures, though this can be fixed in post-processing. -
Flare Issues
Prone to flaring when shooting into bright lights, affecting image quality in certain scenarios. -
Aperture Ring Placement
The grab points for the aperture ring are not ideally placed, making it difficult to adjust while shooting. -
Lens Hood Design
Poor lens hood design prevents using the lens cap without removing the hood, leading to potential flares. -
Minimum Focusing Distance
The minimum focusing distance of 0.35m limits its use for macro photography.
