TTArtisan APS-C AF 27mm F2.8 Nikon Z mount Black

Introducing the TTArtisan APS-C AF27mm F2.8 lens, specifically designed for Nikon Z mount cameras. With its compact and lightweight design, weighing around 88-100g, this lens is perfect for everyday photography. The autofocus feature ensures quick and accurate focusing, while the 27mm focal length and f/2.8 aperture allow for versatile shooting in various lighting conditions. Its optical design, comprising 6 elements in 5 groups, delivers high-quality images with sharpness and clarity. With a minimum focus distance of 0.35m and a 56° angle of view, this lens is suitable for a wide range of photographic styles, from landscapes to street photography.

Autofocus 27 mm F2.8 for APS-C

A flat autofocus lens for cameras with an APS-C sensor. The 27 mm focal length with a 56° angle of view suits the street, travel and everyday shooting, and the lens weighs only 88–100 g.

APS-CNikon Z mountSTM autofocusF2.8 – F167 aperture blades39 mm filter

A lens you always carry

The small, light lens turns the camera into a compact unit that fits in a bag or even a larger pocket. On the street and when travelling you shoot discreetly and without unnecessary weight.

Focus from 0.35 m

Minimum focus distance of 0.35 m.

6 elements in 5 groups

Optical design for APS-C.

56° angle of view

27 mm focal length on an APS-C sensor.

88–100 g

A light lens with a 39 mm filter thread.

Autofocus with an STM motor

Focusing is driven by an STM motor controlled by the camera, so the lens uses the autofocus of the camera body. The minimum focus distance is 0.35 m.

Small and light

The lens weighs approx. 88–100 g, so the camera stays small and unobtrusive. For street photography and travel, it is always at hand.

Optics with 6 elements in 5 groups

The optical design of 6 elements in 5 groups is made for APS-C sensors. The 27 mm focal length gives a 56° angle of view and suits the street, travel and everyday shooting.

What's in the box

The lens comes in its box with front and rear caps and documentation. The full list is in the section below.

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