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TTArtisan AF 27mm F2.8 Lens
Ideal Compact Prime Lens
Advantages
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Eye Recognition Focus
Accurate and agile eye tracking makes it easy to capture wonderful moments when taking photos, and helps to shoot smooth images when recording videos.
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Clicked Aperture Ring
The lens is designed with an independent clicked aperture, so you can have a more convenient and faster shooting experience than switching the aperture on the camera.
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STM Stepping AF Motor
TTArtisan AF 27mm F2.8 lens adopts the "STM+leading screw" stepping motor, which is small in size and smooth in focusing.
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0.35m Close-up Shooting
The closest focus distance is 0.35m to capture every detail. And with a large aperture of F2.8, the non-focus area has fantastic bokeh.
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Interface for Firmware Upgrade
Firmware upgrade of the lens via type-c interface to enhance performance. Different from the common design, TTArtisan designs the interface on the back cap, which improves the aesthetics of the lens.
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Ultra-compact Pancake
The portability of the pancake lens makes it easy to carry. The compact and exquisite design is perfect for traveling and creating.
Advantages
Valid range of aperture ring
Turns the aperture ring to "A" first, before you changeaperture setting in camera system.
Please note：The lens with its own aperture ring (whether original or sub-brand), some cameras are not supported on the camera body to switch the aperture value, only through the lens aperture ring.
Variety of photography
This lens is suitable for a variety of photography such as portraits, street photography and landscape photography.
It focuses quickly to capture the perfect moment
Firmware Upgrade
Note: because this lens is half-frame, it's better set it to APS-C mode before using it on a full-frame camera.
David the traveler
2025-08-08 14:14:13
Pretty good optical and autofocus performance on my X-E2 and X-Pro2. Seems well made and the price seems very reasonable. I enjoy using this focal length for everyday shooting.
Customer
2025-07-30 15:04:08
I was scared to purchase this because of some unfavorable reviews on Amazon, but I'm glad I did! As someone who just started using Fuji cameras, I wanted to buy a 27mm pancake lens without paying $300, TTArtisan's lens made the most sense to me. Upon arrival, the lens came well-packaged with a warranty card, lens wipe, and a USB-C port for lens updates.I was surprised at the vintage-style look that came out of the lenses. Previously, I had a Sigma 30mm lens on my X-Pro1. Despite the great autofocus, the lens was hard to carry in simple outings.The autofocus is a little noisy, but not as noisy as my friend's Fuji 27mm pancake lens. I love the size and weight on this thing!
Will
2025-07-28 12:54:58
Been using this lens for a while now and I absolutely love it, images are nice and sharp, it’s very compact and lightweight to carry around perfect for street photography, only thing is the autofocus can struggle at times during dim lighting other than that it’s is great value.
Bjorn
2025-05-10 14:08:40
It works fine and is sharp, quick and fast enough. But it is like taking the lonely bigboned girl (the last one in the club) home for a good time. Shure it feels good and it was cheaper than going for the star of the evening. But ones you have it for a while you juist know you could have done better if you got the premium one.
Duckˑ
2025-05-05 13:47:56
I only have 2 x-mount lenses. This $170 gem and a $600 XF 18 2. This white thing is 100% better. Faster and quiter AF.
Kaoru Carl Weightman
2025-01-10 17:37:04
It's a fun lens for me. Great walk around lens
Fred
2024-12-28 15:20:00
I was surprised by the quiet and effective operation of the lens. Image quality is first rate.
Duke Crawford
2024-12-02 11:38:55
Pros:+ Form factor. It’s a Z mount lens that is the size of the F mount to Z mount adapter.+ Auto focus mostly works.+ Can manually adjust after attempting auto focus.+ Cheap. Getting a lens this form factor and near this focal length from Nikon might be impossible. The closest I have seen is a 24mm (too wide for me) at nearly 1.5x the price USED of this lens new.+ Build quality. Feels solid except for the paper thin plastic wafer of a lens cap.+ Can adjust aperture on the lens or with camera body controls. The choice is thoughtful.Cons:- This lens vignettes HARD. Atrociously at f/2.8, terribly at f/4, at f/8 it vignettes about as much as my Nikkor-S from the 1960’s at f/1.4 (not much), and at f/11 I can’t see it anymore(like the Nikkor-S at f/2). The maximum in-camera vignette compensation in the Nikon Z fc cannot fix this. Be ready to correct in post.- 39mm filter threads?! There is no reason that the plastic couldn’t have been molded further out to accept a more common size like 52 or 58mm except that they would have had to print their logo a little smaller. Quite rude.- Manual focus adjustments “feel†electronic. If you’ve used a Canon STM lens, it’s like that.- 27mm is a LITTLE wide for me, but acceptable for the form factor.- f/2.8 is not really fast enough to shoot indoors for me. Another sacrifice that the form factor and price factor against. But the hard vignetting in addition to that will result in higher ISO being needed, and more noise, again fixable in post.- I had to pay full price because I couldn’t find one used. This lens would be a good value at $60-80, imo. At $150, I would take a harder look at adapted F mount lenses or used Nikkor Z lenses.But at the end of the day, I wanted a lens and body that could fit in a very small bag to walk around with to snap quick pictures. And I wasn’t willing to pay over $200 for the lens. If I have time to set up, I will mount an old manual focus F-mount lens. This fits that niche for me. There are issues, but skill and software can fix enough of them to make it useful.(The picture is a beige wall at f/2.8)
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