Nikon TTartisan 75mm f/2

[MountainMan79]

Anyone have any experience with this relatively new lens. It appears to be the companies first full frame AF lens venture, and appears to have some positive reviews. Just curious if anyone here has tried it, or has sample images. Looks like it’s also made for E-mount. All metal, with AF, a dedicated aperture ring, and less than about $180 sure makes it an interesting option to fill a focal length gap I have for Z mount.

 

[rayvonn]

Nope, and not on any of the other forums I’m on either so I’m just as interested in the seemingly unlikely event we have a user here. Kudos to you though for veering towards this after acquiring the Plena recently!

 

[MountainMan79]

Nope, and not on any of the other forums I’m on either so I’m just as interested in the seemingly unlikely event we have a user here. Kudos to you though for veering towards this after acquiring the Plena recently!

It’s all I can afford after the Plena 😭 😂

 

[e-light]

I like reviews. . .

Zonlai 22mm f/1.8 Final Review - DustinAbbott.net

A few years ago, my job was simpler. As a Canon reviewer, there were basically only four companies that made most all of the lenses: Canon, Sigma, Tamron, and Zeiss. Three Japanese companies and a German company who produces their SLR lenses in Japan. Then came along the Korean company Samyang/Rokinon who began to challenge [&he [Read more...]

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. . . especially when they apply !


you can get a lot for 1/10 of a Plena

TTArtisan AF 75mm F2 Review - DustinAbbott.net

2024 has been the year that TTArtisan has embraced producing autofocus lenses, and I had many good things to say about their 35mm F1.8 (my review here) and 56mm F1.8 lenses (my review here). But those were APS-C lenses, which are slightly easier to engineer than lenses for larger sensors. But TTArtisan is back with […] [Read more...]

dustinabbott.net

 

[MountainMan79]

I like reviews. . .

Zonlai 22mm f/1.8 Final Review - DustinAbbott.net

A few years ago, my job was simpler. As a Canon reviewer, there were basically only four companies that made most all of the lenses: Canon, Sigma, Tamron, and Zeiss. Three Japanese companies and a German company who produces their SLR lenses in Japan. Then came along the Korean company Samyang/Rokinon who began to challenge [&he [Read more...]

dustinabbott.net

. . . especially when they apply !


you can get a lot for 1/10 of a Plena

TTArtisan AF 75mm F2 Review - DustinAbbott.net

2024 has been the year that TTArtisan has embraced producing autofocus lenses, and I had many good things to say about their 35mm F1.8 (my review here) and 56mm F1.8 lenses (my review here). But those were APS-C lenses, which are slightly easier to engineer than lenses for larger sensors. But TTArtisan is back with […] [Read more...]

dustinabbott.net

Yup. That’s one of the positive reviews I came by, and partly why I’m as interested as I am.

 

[e-light]

I like the 75mm . . I have a Sony . . I am a TT fan . . there is no AF optic for the Sony yet . .

 

[Irene McC]

Is this the "swirly bokeh" lens? It gives some very pretty results but only comes in one mount (E afaik) with adaptors

 

[e-light]

You mean the:

TTArtisan 100mm F2,8 Bubble-Bokeh-Objektiv with M42 or LeicaM with MF / Fuj x RF Z F. . / Sony E with adaptors
OR :

TTArtisan 75mm f/1.5 (Biostar Zeiss replica) M 42 Mount MF / . . . adaptors

If I look an the Objectives that TT is offering, it seems they look at all the nice ones in the past an rebuild it

bubble Optics are most for pro`s and wedding photographers..... nothing for every day ( just 50 cent)

 

[MountainMan79]

Is this the "swirly bokeh" lens? It gives some very pretty results but only comes in one mount (E afaik) with adaptors

Nope. As e light mentioned below, that’s the 100mm bubble bokeh one. I think Edd picked one of those up and has been using an adapter for it, but that’s not the one I’m curious in. This one is pretty new I think.

 

[Barbod]

Yeah, I’ve been using it on my Z mount for a couple of weeks now, and it’s surprisingly solid for the price. The metal build feels premium, and the aperture ring is a nice bonus, though I don’t use it much. Autofocus isn’t lightning-fast but gets the job done, especially for portraits and casual shooting. Image quality is better than I expected—really sharp in the center, though the edges are a little soft at wide apertures. For under $180, it’s a great option to cover a gap without breaking the bank.

 

[Irene McC]

Nope. As e light mentioned below, that’s the 100mm bubble bokeh one. I think Edd picked one of those up and has been using an adapter for it, but that’s not the one I’m curious in. This one is pretty new I think.

The 75 is the one I'm interested in. Currently only available with adaptors

 

[rloewy]

The 75 is the one I'm interested in. Currently only available with adaptors

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I believe the 1.5 is the swirling reissue of an old Zeiss like formula, the AF F2 is a very different lens, they just share the same focal length

 

[MountainMan79]

The 75 is the one I'm interested in. Currently only available with adaptors

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Ah…that’s the f/1.5. I’m looking at the f/2

 

[Irene McC]

I believe the 1.5 is the swirling reissue of an old Zeiss like formula, the AF F2 is a very different lens, they just share the same focal length

Ah…that’s the f/1.5. I’m looking at the f/2

It's a whole world of choice out there

 

[DaveNJ]

Yup. That’s one of the positive reviews I came by, and partly why I’m as interested as I am.

Dustin Abbott is a pretty trustworthy source to go by.

 

[e-light]

Nope. As e light mentioned below, that’s the 100mm bubble bokeh one. I think Edd picked one of those up and has been using an adapter for it, but that’s not the one I’m curious in. This one is pretty new I think.

The TT 100mm F2.8 is a authentic replica (incl.M42 mount) of the 3-lens Trioplan
of the original Meyer Optik Görlitz 100mm f2,8 Trioplan you can find in the "Bay" or as modern new at

Trioplan 100 f2.8 II

The new version of the classic With our Trioplan 100 f2.8 II we present you the classic of the Meyer Optik Görlitz family in a new, revised version.…

www.meyer-optik-goerlitz.com

.. with the mount you need !

 

[e-light]

The modern Biotar replica of the original Zeiss Biotar 75mm F1,5 is a 6 lens 4 group asymmetric Planar Typ by Willy Mertés. (Pat. 1929)
From Meyer Optic with the mount you like

Biotar 75 f1.5 II

One of the most famous lenses in history In the 1930s, the ingenious designer Willi Merté developed the original Biotar 75 f1.5. In no time, the…

www.meyer-optik-goerlitz.com

TTarrtisan replica with M42 mount.

the 75mm F1,5 "Biotar" is "THE swirly bokeh" lens !

 

[fredlong]

I would love to see this lens released with a fuji mount. I looks like it's probably as good as the Samyang 75/1.8 but less than half the price.