Thanks for mixing in the actual photo project shots with the technical commentary. Too many gear reviews are dry; this has lots of life. Happy New Year to your family.

Thanks for your honest review and even better the story that your photographs tell and how you inspire me to improve my photography.

I love what you said about those places, i totally agree, theres a different relarionship between people and space.

Andrew, I think your story telling has so much improved over the past years. It‘s a joy listening to you talking about your journey impressions. I always loved your reviews but they more and more turn into a piece of art. Thanks for all that effort you put into that and please continue the good work! I‘m telling this altought I know your lens reviews and the inspiration they were for me did cost me a couple of thousand bucks in the past :-). For me it was money well invested.

@dakarieaston9442

2 жыл бұрын

Instablaster.

I've relented! You're reviews, and your photography are too good. Thank you for all the valuable information.

I was expecting a 200-400 price point for this but it's a jawdropping 89USD right now on Amazon.

It's impressive how you are capable of capturing those dynamic and quick pictures focusing manually, nice review!

"Underdeveloped attentionspans" haha, perfect wording :)

A couple of things. First, this lens is a Sonnar optical formulation. This is an old design from the 1930s. Old doesn’t mean bad, but it does mean a particularly recognizable look. Notably, Sonnars are sought after for portrait work. It has significant uncorrected spherical aberration. When shot wide open, it’s not necessarily soft, but has been described as rendering rounded, organic details. I agree. There are modern Sonnar implementations, e.g., the Zeiss C-Sonnar. I have this lens, and it’s not cheap. Optically, it’s not dramatically better than my copy of the TTArtisan lens. Second, it is possible that you have a below average copy of the lens reviewed. That points to possibly quality control issues rather than fundamental design problems. I’d find that surprising, however, given that they probably shipped you a hand selected copy (given that it’s engraved.). so, curious.

I own the 7 Artisans 25mm f1.8 for my Fujifilm and I love it for dining out or bar photography. It seems to suit the dark indoor settings well and when taking images of something mundane like a bar scene or dinner scene it add something I can only call old school charm to the image.

I needed this video! I have that lens, still my GAS checking what I might "need" well... Seeing all this gives me so much more to work on, thanks so much!

Thank you for your videos! I have been watching them all! Your artistic vibe and family included in them are unique!. From one photographer to the other 👍 Happy New Year P.S The review was great as always!

Love your channel! Thank you for sharing. God bless.

I just acquired this lens and enjoy it. Love your reviews and your photography.

Thanks so much very kind review. I like very much your example photos.

That photo at 6:09 is probably my favorite - I think the flare works well in that shot - gives it a very 'filmic' look.

What. Beautiful set of photos, I completely forgot that the video was actually a review of 35 1.4! Really appreciate this video and the quality of images. Regardless of the softness which of course we can’t see on social media, everything is soft here :)

this lens is quite an interesting look - really appreciate how it tapers off at the tip making the over all form look much smaller. wonder how this compares to the 7artisans 35mm f/1.2

For 80 bucks, definitely worth trying! Thanks for the share!

I love your videos and how your pictures tell stories. Looking for more reviews!

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I just got this lens and LOVE it. However the manual focus is a learning curve.

I took photos of a friend's family (outdoors, I was masked) with my X-T3 yesterday -- my first substantial digital shoot since March -- and I forgot what a nice camera that is. It also reminded me how much I need to get a non-kit lenses for it ... ha ha. This one is definitely on the radar.

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for clarifying that you were masked. I would have judged you so hard. ;) JK jk. X-t3 is still the first camera I reach for in just about any shoot, even though we have the x-t4

What I most like about your channel is the storytelling you add to your videos, by using photography to tell stories. Well done bro! I am going to a cabin in the woods house today and I will be bringing my X-Pro3 with my favorite lens: the 16mm f/1.4 R WR :)

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Nice. Sounds like fun. Best of luck with your photography

Wow, very nice to see you wearing urban helmets cap!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷

Thanks for sharing. I've just bought this lens for my z50 from Amazon. When I took out the lens from the box, I found that the plastic cap on the mount was locked. I tried very hard but couldn't turn it neither way clockwise nor anticlockwise. This is a small and delicate piece of toy. I don't want to use force. I wrote Amazon and the seller about this and asked for a replacement. The seller responded quickly but they advised me to rotate the cap to the opposite side. Of course, It didn't work. I finally used my hairdryer to some warm air on the cap for a few minute. Then I turned it clockwise. It worked! I believed it must have been closed too tight before packing in the box. I can understand now why you have trouble taking the lens off from your camera now. 😅😅

Hey! Love your videos, helped me make the choice to switch to Fujifilm and buy the X-H1. I was also wanting to participate in the Do Good With Your Camera contest, love the concept. Unfortunately I'm still 17 years old. Just wondering why there's an age restriction. Will definitely join in next year! Thanks!

Well, I really like this lens! Not useful to me right now, but surely when I will have my fujifilm x body.

I’ve got the ttartisan 50mm f1.2…it’s a great lens, sharp and it has nice background separation from the subject…the only negative (at this price it’s expected) thing is that you get a little bit of chromatic aberration…nothing you can’t fix in post though. In general I think that this is a more “hobbyist” lens than a professional one, because of the lack of autofocus…you can’t shoot a wedding, events or products without autofocus…first you’ll miss important moments and second you’ll be exhausted trying to nail focus. I keep this one for myself and not for professional work. Ps. Great video

Great Video

Love this, and the photos! Trying to find a used fujifilm camera and lens to supplement the everyday life situations when I’d typically grab my film camera, since film costs are getting up there. This lens review is super helpful, so thank you!

@BMP414

11 ай бұрын

I’m currently selling a mint condition XE1 with 27mm f 2.8 if you’re interested

Absolutely wonderful photos! I aspire to capture the colours and impact that you have in your pics. Amazing framing, relaxing to look at. Well done! I have this lens but not had a chance to give it a good test yet! Also subbd.

Interesting video. I do always enjoy your lens reviews. I'm waiting to see what the specs are for the X-E4. I'm crossing my fingers that it has IBIS . I Don't have many Mirrorless lenses yet. I Shoot with a lot of canon FD and NFD lenses. Was shooting on old T7i, but that got stolen out of my storage rental over this past summer. 2020, amiright?? But you totally sold me on this lens. I got it for my M50 which I got over the holidays. I Haven't had anything to shoot on in a second , and with winter here it's been a lot of fun waking up and taking my camera on walks again. I'm excited for how tiny these lenses are going to be. Anyways Happy New Year, thanks for the review!

This is my current favorite lens

You have such beautiful children.

Hi, lovely photos, well done! I have bought the meike 35mm 1.4 for fuji and I find it quite sharp, if you get the chance to test it I am curious to know your opinion...

What about meike and 7artisans? Im looking for a manual lens like this one.

Nice pictures. Could I ask what film simulation you used on the color pictures. They look beautifully pale a la the 1970’s.

Very nice photos. Just curious, did you use the classic chrome Kodachrome simulation? Thanks

Is there any adaptor to use this lense with an EF or EF-s camera? Fantastic job.

I know this is from 2 years ago, but I just stumble upon this video. Yes, I have this lens and the TTArtisan 17mm which does have room for a filter. Based on your photos and my experience with this lens, it desperately needs a CPL filter. It also seems to me that it better for B&W photos since the colors are pretty shallow.

A very nice video, based upon contentment.

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I appreciate that. I do feel content. :)

Seems that there is an issue with infinity focus on Sony E cameras. Can you confirm?

Camera lumix gf8 bagus mana ttartisan 35mm f1.4 vs meike 35mm f1.4 bang?

How is infinity focus,mine is quite off.

Hi Andrew As a GFX user I'd be interested to learn which lenses and how you've adapted them to the GFX. Forgive me if you've already made such a video - perhaps you can point me in its direction - as I've missed it! thanks again for all the great reviews, Nick

Can I use this camera on a sony a6400 ? like for video ?

I really liked the white and black photos, did you edit them in any special way? Or just the TT artisans lens plus a view mode from the camera? Thanks , beautiful video. ! Best regards to both from Uruguay.

How's focus breathing?

What simulation was used

fuji xe1 or 5d markii?

Awesome video again, thanks! Can't beat the price for this lens! However, I would pay a bit more and get myself the 7Artisans 35mm f/0.95.

@keystonebrotherb

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what I got. $250

Hello Andrew, desert island, this lens or the Pergear 25mm 1.8 ?

Thanks for the video... very well done. Does Focus Peaking work with the manual focus? Or does that only work for Fuji lenses?

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!

Look into rensselaer indiana if you ever get that way

Love the first photo. So not for food photography then?

I'm really liking this new lens from TTartisans 😎

There is a new 17 f1,4 version which I am superexited about. Will you review it pleeease? :-)

So if I planned to print portraits I'd be a$$ out eh? I've been debating between this and the 7Artisans 35mm 0.95

Woah, it has clicks? That's almost an insta-buy! :D Seriously, I recently bought a Meike 23mm 1.8 more as a gimmik, not expecting much from it but a short "yay, a new toy arrived" rush, but I loved it after just a few days. My ONLY issue with it and almost all cheap China-lenses is the clickless aperture. And judging from your photos, this is a lovely lens too, same as with the Meike I don't like the clinical perfection of highend glass especially in portraits, although I really fail to see anything wrong in your landscape and architecture shots too. But, I need to ask, this looks almost exactly like the 7 Artisans one which comes with a hood, sure it's not the same? - Edit: Bleh, silly me, as if I hadn't looked at the 7 Artisans before and knew it was clickless...

Confused as to whether this is an APSC or full frame lens…

Love your videos i recently purchased the fuji Xt-2 and the 18-135mm for Christmas can’t wait to start shooting 😁

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Nice!

Can it fit canon 550d if you use a certain adapter?

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah probably. But you may have better luck with the leica mount version

@paulcreates

3 жыл бұрын

Can you please help me I'm planning on buying it but I only have a 550d so I want to buy an adapter can you kindly explain 🥺

As usual I like your videos. This time around the rural photos felt a little depressing. Maybe that was the intent or maybe it’s a reflection of how I’m feeling today. In regards to the lens the price to performance ratio definitely makes it tempting. Using it as a learning tool or stepping stone comes to mind.

I love manual lens

Very cool shot at 3:35! I've never really liked the TTArtisans lenses enough to buy them when used Voigtländers are roughly the same price or cheaper. And they always seem to have a higher optical performance to me. The Voigtländer 35mm F1.2 is one of my all time favourite lenses, it really is rather wonderful.

Lol, nice "backup" camera!

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

😆

@tjeerdintveen1852

3 жыл бұрын

Great to slip in your back pocket!

BORINNNNNG

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Haha. Agreed.

how about doing a video of the best budget lenses for fuji? where you come together all the reviews that you had done and let us know which are the best, it might be a nice video for people like me who has no much money and would like spend it well haha as always nice video

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

I've definitely considered it. But we're in the process of giving them all away! :)

@ManuelBarca4

3 жыл бұрын

@@AndrewGoodCamera past 28th was my birthday, whatever, only saying.. hahaha just kidding 😂

You are giving away the x100v? I thought that was your xmas gift for Denae?! Did she end up with the flight tickets?

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Haha. No that is an x100v provided by Fuji for our contest. Denae loves her x100v.

They're doing decent work, just putting together a video about the 50mm f/1.2. Not as cool as this video but the lens is nice!

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Looking forward to your video. We have the 50 1.2 sitting in a box unopened. Wish there was more time in the day. :)

@DamianBrown

3 жыл бұрын

@@AndrewGoodCamera I look forward to yours anyway!

He eventually begins talking about the lens at about the 5:00 min mark.

Why couldn’t you keep the x100v? Isn’t that the one in the recent video you got your wife for Christmas?

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

I did keep it. Not sure what you mean

i must dissagree . my copy is acceptably sharp wide open and hits top from f2.8 , also fits perfectly in mount. amazing lens, just like its bigger brother 50mm f1.2. amazing value for money, leaves all chinesse competition miles behind.

Is 7artisans and TTartisans same ???

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

No

@rawalkiran1

3 жыл бұрын

Thanx..

Does this lens over expose every shot or that you?

Too bad they don't make this for Nikon (non Z mount)

you mentioned the TTartisan m-mount 35mm f 1.4, different design, more elements. Does anybody by any chance have any experience with that lens. I got one because the ordered 7artisans 35mm was out of stock. I like the kind of lens. However my copy is unusually bad compared to other recent cheap lenses I own. I certainly care less about sharpness than Andrew. However if a lens is really soft even in the center at f5.6, that's strange. Andrew, is that question here okay? If not, please delete the post

Forgive me for being petty, but the company offering this lens is “TTartisan” (no space, no “s”). This is in contrast to “7artisans” (no space, but with an “s”, and the first “a” sometimes capitalized, sometimes not). (As 7artisans became more commonly known before TTartisan, I think English speakers have become used to saying “artisans”.)

I do enjoy viewing your photography, but I have to say, most all your images are post processed with blown out highlights; too overexposed for my liking...

If you'd be disappointed in printing any of the examples you posted, then imo your way to picky :)

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Everyone has different printing needs. For some, this would be too picky for sure.

Those BS lens caps they put on to cover up the crappy optics are also great for scratching the hell out of the glass too!

7:11 Sorry but I missed you here. Everyone else says this is one the SHARPEST lenses they have ever seen and you say "Not Sharp" "Nothing above ordinary"?!!! I'm totally confused and please elaborate on this as to you have a bad copy of the lens, you are not sure what Sharpness is or Really this lens is not sharp and everyone else on YT are liars. I seriously ask the question and please note that there is no sarcasm or unfair nasty troll in what I say. Just want to know the truth.

want to see how lens performed, get travel videos instead.

@AndrewGoodCamera

3 жыл бұрын

Guess you didn't read the title.