TTartisan 25mm F2 Wide-angle Manual Lens, Compatible
TTartisan 25mm F2 Wide-angle Manual Lens, Compatible with APS-C Sony E-Mount Cameras NEX-5 NEX-C3 NEX-5N NEX-7 NEX-F3 NEX-5R NEX-3N NEX-5T A3000 A5000 A6
| Dimensions: | 31 x 59 x 59 centimetres |
| Brand: | TTARTISAN |
| Part: | TTartisan 25mm F2 Sony E |
| Dimensions: | 31 x 59 x 59 centimetres |
| Reference: | TTartisan 25mm F2 Sony E |
I have bought three of these Chinese lenses and they are all beautiful to use.
They look and feel a lot more expensive than they are but they are nicely made.
The TTartisan 25mm F2 Wide-angle Manual Lens is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to expand their lens collection for their Sony E-Mount camera. This lens is compatible with APS-C Sony E-Mount cameras, and it delivers sharp, high-quality images with a wide-angle perspective.
The lens is incredibly compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry with you wherever you go. Despite its small size, it’s built to last, with an all-metal construction that feels sturdy and durable.
One of the things I love about this lens is its manual focus. The focus ring is smooth and easy to use, allowing you to get the perfect shot every time. The wide aperture of F2 also allows for beautiful bokeh and low-light performance.
The TTartisan 25mm F2 lens delivers great sharpness across the frame, with minimal distortion or vignetting. It’s also great for shooting in tight spaces or capturing landscapes with its wide-angle perspective.
Overall, I am incredibly impressed with the TTartisan 25mm F2 Wide-angle Manual Lens. It’s a great addition to any photographer’s collection, and it delivers stunning results with its wide-angle perspective and manual focus. If you’re looking for a high-quality lens for your Sony E-Mount camera, the TTartisan 25mm F2 is definitely worth considering.
This lens performs great considering it’s a sub $100 manual lens. A bit of vignetting wide open, but the center sharpness is decent.
Seems sharp to me, and manual focussing is fun. Lens flare is abundant/artistic!
This is the first Chinese manual APS-C lens I’ve used, but it seems good to me.
I’d say its similar to the Fujifilm x100 original lens… but whereas the x100 is smoothly corrected… this one is rough and wild.