TTArtisan 50mm f/0.95 Review Bokeh Beast + Samples (APS-C + Full Frame)
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- Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024
- Here's my review of the TTArtisan 50mm 0.95 APSC fully manual lens that is also compatible with full-frame cameras!
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So, it can be useable on fullframe camera without cropping? Im really interested in experimentations with strange lenses, I know the iq wont be good, but this looks interesting and fullframe lenses are really expensive. 0.95 sounds gooood for trying something different. (sorry for my bad english)
Yes! There is just some slight vignetting! But other than that, fully usable. And does produce some very interesting results.
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The TTArtisan, Meike and 7Artisan f.95's appear to be mostly for niche hobbyist portrait still-photography. Its essentially just a specialty lens for people who lean more towards macro/medium photography versus professional portrait.
This lens wouldn't be for macro, the lens has a minimum focus distance of about 70cm.
Great review and great video 👏👏
Thank you so much!
Amazing breakdown for typical use. It kept getting worse the more you explored this lens... haha
I know 😭 thanks for watching! Should be back to a regular schedule now.
7artisans 50 0.95 vs this lens? What's better in your opinion?
They're pretty much the same. However this one can be used on full frame with virtually no crop
@JackWoodhams It's a night time lens used for low light photography without having to use a flash, think star, galaxy night time-street and club photography. Yeah might be niche but not really...The more you know,,,
This is the closest thing to an 85mm 1.4 on a APS-C camera, probably doesn't make much sense with all the other options you have on FF
Yeah exactly. That's why I picked up the Sony 50mm for this video. Just seems weird to spend more for an inferior lens. Unless you like some of those quirks.
can i see full image of fullframe version on google drive please..
check the description
@@JackWoodhams thanks
You leave out comparing these two lenses in low light or at night, too bad. Cameras with apsc sensor are not so good with high iso (over 3200) and at night that can mean a lot. If I'm not mistaken, the 0.95 receives 4x more light than the 1.8.
Yeah also 10x more blur and soft image at 0.95 😂
Thank you!
4:15 I think u have accidentally mislabeled the 2 images
I didn't.
@@JackWoodhams oh.. because i wondered why is the bokeh deeper with the 1.8 😅
they have another 50mm f1.2 and its much cheaper, you will not shoot at 0.95 anyways ,also theres kamlan 50mm f1.1 mark2
Well, at least its f/0.95 means it will be better than Sony in low light, with more than 1 stop difference. Other than that, yeah it's pretty underwhelming.
But Sony's perform quote well with high ISO so is the low image quality worth it over iso difference? 🤔
@@JackWoodhams Most modern cameras are. I'm just pointing the fact, cause numbers don't lie.
Personally, I don't think it's worth it, unless you want the 0.95-ness. Then my suggestion is to get it second hand so you don't have to spend a lot. But also, think about the amount of massaging you need to do in post to get the most out of it, vs a modern lens.
@@paceyombex I agree with you! I'd rather just get a 50mm 1.8 or save for the 55mm
"Not de-clicked, so not the best lens for videographers". Hold up, who adjusts their aperture WHILE filming?
It's a pretty common thing to do when going from dark to light sets for example. Or to go from wide open with one subject to a more narrow dof when other subjects come into the shot.
Interesting. I've never heard of this before.