TTartisan AF 27mm F2.8 APS-C Pancake Lens for Fujifilm X Mount Cameras

I use the TTartisan 27mm on my Fuji X-T30II, and I absolutely love it. It’s a great little pancake lens. Lightweight, portable, and I carry it everywhere in my bag. There’s some slight vignetting in the corners at low apertures, but it’s not a dealbreaker. I did have trouble with the firmware update, but that might have been just my lens, and unfortunately I was past the return window. Overall, it’s affordable, reliable, and a great addition to my setup. My photos always come out so beautiful. I’d definitely recommend it.

I was immediately struck by the sharpness and quality of images coming out of this lens. It's just as sharp (that is to say, razor sharp) at f/2.8 as it is at f/8. Almost out-resolving the X-Trans 4 sensor in my X-T3, even. Color rendition is pleasing as well with no overt or noticeable color shifts. It doesn't have the greatest minimum focus distance at 35cm, but thats only 1cm longer than its closest competition, the Fujifilm 27mm f/2.8. This TTArtisan 27mm certainly isn't a bokeh beast considering its somewhat slow maximum aperture and far minimum focus distance, but if you shoot at MFD and wide-open you can get somewhat out of focus backgrounds with swirly, characteristic bokeh. Vignetting is also heavy, especially wide open. It becomes more subtle as you stop down but never fully disappears. The lens is super small and light, and has a pretty decent feel in the hand. The aperture ring clicks nicely enough at every 1/3 stop and the focus ring offers an acceptable amount of resistance. Considering everything I mentioned, plus this lens's metal build, you simply cannot go wrong picking one up for $160!

I really love this lens, it's impressive image quality for the price and slim design is perfect for street photography on my X-T2. The only thing I don't like is the front lens cap is very easy to lose which unfortunate I have already done. I have never lost a lens cap as I am very careful about this but unfortunately because of its size the clips don't have much material to hold onto. Luckily it's something that can easily be replaced. I do have one other problem, the rear lens cap which is used for updating the firmware is not recognized by my computer. I checked the contacts and alignment, looked for broken pins and tried unplugging and plugging it in quickly on multiple occasions but unfortunately my rear lens cap is defective this I am not able to update the firmware. The firmware update is supposed to improve auto focus speed which isn't bad but I wouldn't mind trying the update. Other than these two issues it's unbeatable for the price and my favorite prime lens by far

After watching early reviews and checking out a Fuji 27mm lens I thought I would give this a try. I purchased a used X-E1 to use as a travel camera. Already have an XT-2 and had a spare cheap manual focus lens to use on the X-E1. After playing with the manual lens decided I wanted an auto-focus lens for the X-E1. Not wanting to spend more on a lens than on the used camera I pulled the trigger and ordered the TTArtisan. I have not had too many chances to get out with the camera due to holidays and weather in the Great Lakes region but the photos taken have been very acceptable overall. I did not notice any major vignetting at f2.8 as some have stated. Works in manual and auto modes, autofocus speed is quick enough. The aperture ring may take some getting used to. Overall the build quality is good, it is slightly larger than the Fuji 27mm but for 1/2 the price I feel it was a good choice.

Just received lens so, 5 stars based upon lens reputation. But, would have been nice to know that firmware can only be reviewed, and if necessary, updated via a Windows download. Download not available via a Mac download.

Lens is fine but has some focusing issues and exif data doesn’t always show. Lens also won’t update with supplied dock. Windows does not recognize it for some reason so there is no way to update firmware. There is also no way to contact anyone from the company

Obviously not a weeding or event shutter, but can get amazing results for the price.

I chose this lens because it seemed like an affordable alternative to Fuji's pre-existing 27mm lenses. To my surprise the lens performed quite well both in sharpness and accurate autofocus. The lens seems to be metal, well built, and has a cute lens hood for its small filter size. There's a bit of vignetting on the edges wide open but nothing that can't be fixed or worked around. Overall I think the lens is well worth it, especially for the price point!

Good value for the money, however the auto-focus is not as quick as I expected, it takes a little bit to get used tgo. Otherwise, size, build quality and sharpness is great. Has become my main everyday carry lens.

Calidad y un precio muy competitivo

I've been debating about a new prime lens for my Fuji cameras for a while now, but what focal length, to choose: 23mm, or 27mm? There are many choices of manual focus lenses for the Fuji X mount, but I like my auto focus lenses. When I found that TT Artisans had produced a compact 27mm auto focus lens at an affordable price, I bought it as soon as it became available. Let's get the negatives out of the way first, it doesn't handle flare very well, the aperture ring can be fiddly as there are only two knurled places to adjust the aperture, and the lens is not waterproof. All very minor irritations, simply overcome, don't take the lens out in the rain, or point it at the sun!! The lens itself is compact, lightweight, and the build quality is of a decent all metal construction. Being as tiny as it is the lens is ideal for the smaller Fuji bodies, the X-A10, X-E1, 2, 3, 4, and the X-T10, 20, 30 for use as a street, or travel lens. I wanted the lens for my Fuji X-T20, to be used as a "walk about" travel lens, the 27mm focal length equates to approximately 40mm in full frame terms. Performance wise the lens offers very good image quality, just look at the detail on the quayside mooring bollard, this is a JPEG image shot wide open at f/2.8. The ornamental bird taken again wide open at f/2.8, ISO 1000 indoors, without flash, and the bokeh is fine. The auto focus is marginally slower than some of my other "fast" Fuji primes, but the face / eye detect seems to work well. The front lens cap is very tiny, easy to lose, however the rear lens cap has contacts, and a USB-C port to enable updating the lens, what a great idea. The lens is an absolute gem, a real bargain at the price, and I am very pleased with the performance. Definitely recommended, well done TT Artisans.

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IQ is not that great and the vignetting is a deal breaker for me. Ill keep it because its cheap and will do for a travel lens at f8. The compact size is a bonus on travel. but dont expect this to be an allrounder, its not.