

Two different TTArtisan lenses…
…on two different days, of one plant. 35mm f1.4 MF & 56mm f1.8 AF, on Z50.


…on two different days, of one plant. 35mm f1.4 MF & 56mm f1.8 AF, on Z50.
Opole , woj. opolskie , Poland.
I have a ttartisans 27mm f2.8 and the lens cap doesn’t work properly since first time… but one time works and i upload the .bin file in order to update my lens. And surprise! The lens is bricked… and now the lens cap doesn’t work in any computer or any cable… please i need help because now i have a rock instead a lens.
Coming from a Lumix gx7, this is my first full-frame camera. Took it out for a walk at the weekend, really enjoyable thing to use. (Other than the b&w/photo/video switch, which I'd prefer didn't have the video option as I kept selecting video by mistake - minor gripe). I ended up mostly using b&w, I think it looks great on this camera.
I wasn't 100% sure about the 40mm focal length, but it seems very versatile. I'm no photographer but it feels intuitive to me, where previously I often found 35mm and 50mm (equivalent) primes either too wide or too tight.
It's a lot of fun to use, I'm looking forward to getting it out again soon
my 75mm f2 seems to have this weird black corner on my Lumix s5d. other lense are fine not sure what's happening
Just got the 35mm viewfinder today for my Canon P because I can’t seem to see the Canon’s 35mm framelines with my glasses on. I can see the framelines in the new viewfinder pretty well (and glad to have the rubber eyecup), but what are the inner framelines for? I don’t seem to see any mention of them in the “instructions” or on the website.