TTArtisan AF 56mm F1.8 Rear Melt Lens

TTArtisan AF 56mm F1.8 Rear Melt Lens, New Port Trate Lens, Nikon Z30 Partners (with Sony E and Fuji X) that have already been used feel convenient worth it.

I've been trying it for almost two weeks with this TTArtisan AF 56mm F1.8 lens with a Nikon Z30 camera from the corner of the person using the kit lens on the camera, so it's great to take a picture.

The first is a good-looking assembly. The main structure is metal, it feels strong, but it weighs only 235-245 grams. It's light and comfortable. The Z30 is perfect. Taking pictures or traveling is not a burden.

A very favorite design. The square metal hood provided is very handsome! It looks more premium. It also protects the lens face well (but it will also make it difficult to wear the lid).

A gimmick that I think should have been around for a long time is that there is a USB-C port to update the firmware at the end of the lens! Be assured that the lens is always available with new cameras.

Field performance as far as going to try

1.Bokeh Melt Back: 84mm Distance (FF equivalent): is the perfect distance to shoot a port trate. Get beautiful natural proportions. Make the outstanding model come out of the backdrop clearly. Bokeh F1.8 is soft. Melt the back very well. Especially when shooting at the right distance. Make the image have a beautiful dimension. Attractive!

2.Auto Focus (AF) Finish! Because it's fast, quiet and accurate: Use the STM motor to focus quickly, do not miss important shots. And most importantly, it is very quiet. If you shoot video and still enough, it will be suitable for the video / Vloggers line. Plus, full Eye AF support! Focus in the eye exactly, do not have to try, do not solve, shoot easily.

3. The contrast that answers the problem is sharp, but F1.8 (in the middle of the picture), which is the part that we already focus on in the Portrait! And sharp, even taking close-up pictures, even shooting details or jewelry, is very good. This contrast makes the work look professional immediately!

Remarks to know (and I think to be honest)

1. Flare: Flare management is not a strength. You have to wear a hood to help. Or if someone likes beautiful flare to create emotion for the picture, I think that answers the problem.

2. Vignetting: It is seen at F1.8, but can be solved through the photo application. Or if anyone likes, can release it after shooting.

Conclusion: Who is this lens suitable for?

I think the owner of the Nikon Z30, Z50, Z fc wants the first AF Portrait. High quality at a comfortable price bag (or Sony E and Fuji X, too).

Rookie Learn Serious Portrait That Needs Intuitive Lens, Accurate Focus, and Gives Pretty Picture Finish Well Behind The Camera

Content Creators / Vloggers that need light lenses, quiet, focus on the gods, stick to the camera, work out of place. If the body has vibration, it can help a lot, or turn on electronic vibration.

With the price paid (coded for more than three thousand), if not more than four thousand, but this performance, I can tell you that TTArtisan AF 56mm F1.8 is really a worthwhile porttrade lens on the Nikon Z APS-C right now!

Now, using the discount festival code, anyone can find a New Year's gift for themselves to arrange!

Full price 4,990. - Use code reduced to less than four thousand.

Shopee: https://s.shopee.co.th/8KiSHaFd3BLazada: https://s.lazada.co.th/s.Z0DnaI

Website: /

Or the Lnwgadget Store.

Anyone who has ever used this lens to share an image or experience under the comments! Or if you have any questions about the Z30 or this lens, you are welcome to answer all questions!

# TTArtisan # TTArtisan 56mm # NikonZ # PortraitLens # squidmanexe