TTArtisan AF 75mm f/2 - Lens review and specs

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75mm

Focal length

f/2

Max aperture

340 g

Weight

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Max aperture

f/1.4

f/2

f/4

Constant Aperture

Zoom Ratio: 1x

Aperturef/2

f/2f/16

Near focus12' 10"

Far focus13' 11"

Total DOF1' 1"

Hyperfocal320' 2"

Subject distance13' 4"

Focal length75 mm

Aperturef/2

SensorFull Frame

Illustrative scene preview based on this lens's focal length, aperture, and sensor coverage.

This preview uses 75mm, f/2, and Full Frame. Subject distance is estimated to keep lens previews comparable.

Min aperture: f/16
Diaphragm blades: 9

Optics

Optical construction: 10 elements in 7 groups
Special elements: 1 ED element, 4 high-index elements

Focusing

Minimum focus: 75 cm
AF motor: Lead screw stepper motor

Physical

Weight: 340 g
Dimensions: ⌀67mm × 74mm
Filter thread: 62 mm
Hood included: Yes
Color: Silver

Recommended Use

Ideal for: Portraits, Travel, Weddings

Release year: 2024
Announced: Sep 21, 2024
Approx price: $199 USD

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Summary

The TTArtisan AF 75mm f/2 is a short-telephoto prime lens with full-frame coverage, autofocus and a bright f/2 maximum aperture. Its optical design uses 10 elements in 7 groups, including one ED element and four high-index elements, a specification aimed at keeping aberrations under control in a compact body. It also brings a 9-blade diaphragm, 0.75 m minimum focusing distance, 62mm filter thread and a confirmed weight range of roughly 328 to 340 g depending on mount.

For photographers, the main appeal is the combination of a portrait-friendly focal length and a very accessible official price. A 75mm lens gives flattering perspective for half-body portraits, tighter environmental portraits and detail work, while f/2 provides useful subject separation without the size, weight or cost usually associated with faster f/1.4 designs. The lead-screw stepper motor, AF detection support and clicked aperture ring make it more practical than a basic manual-focus prime, especially for hybrid shooters who want simple stills and light video use.

The lens is offered for Sony E, Nikon Z, L-Mount and Fujifilm X, with black and silver finishes; this entry prioritizes the Silver Fujifilm X version. In practical terms it fits budget portrait work, urban photography with moderate compression, lightweight travel kits, informal wedding coverage and product or detail images. It does not claim optical image stabilization or dust and splash sealing, so it is best paired with stabilized camera bodies or used in conditions where weather protection is not a priority.