The TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 Fuji X is a manual focus cine lens designed for video and filmmaking (a full-frame lens covering an APS-C image area on Fuji X cameras). With a fast T2.1 aperture, premium optical design, and robust all-metal build, it delivers cinematic depth,…
The TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 Fuji X is a manual focus cine lens designed for video and filmmaking (a full-frame lens covering an APS-C image area on Fuji X cameras). With a fast T2.1 aperture, premium optical design, and robust all-metal build, it delivers cinematic depth, sharpness, and control for professional creators. The lens has 0.8 Mod cine gears and an 82 mm front thread for ND and polarizing filters.
A 35 mm full-frame cine lens with manual focus and a T2.1 aperture. A switch on the barrel selects between the bubble bokeh of Bubble mode and the smooth, creamy blur of Soft mode.

In Soft mode you focus from 0.28 m and the focus ring turns 313°; in Bubble mode from 0.55 m with 131° of rotation. The switch changes both the look of the blur and how focusing behaves.
Manual control, 11 aperture blades.
Optics designed for full frame.
On full frame; on Fuji X (APS-C) the view is narrower.
Standard cine gear for follow focus.
The same scene in both modes: the bubble bokeh of Bubble mode on the left, the smooth blur of Soft mode on the right. You change modes with the switch on the lens barrel.

Background lights turn into crisply outlined circles that fill the whole background. In Bubble mode the minimum focus distance is 0.55 m and the focus ring turns 131°.

Soft mode gives the image a softness like a diffusion filter and renders the background smooth and creamy. You can focus from 0.28 m, and the 313° focus ring rotation allows precise focus pulls.

Focusing is fully manual. The rings carry 0.8 Mod cine gears, the standard pitch for follow focus.

On full frame, the 35 mm focal length gives a 63° angle of view, close to natural vision. On Fuji X cameras with an APS-C image area the view is narrower.

The 82 mm front thread takes ND and polarizing filters. The optical design of 10 elements in 7 groups is made for full frame.

Images taken with the TTArtisan 35 mm T2.1 in Bubble and Soft modes.
The TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 Fuji X is a full-frame manual cine lens crafted for filmmakers and video professionals who demand precision and creative control. With a wide 63° (full frame) angle of view and a bright T2.1 aperture, this lens is perfect for capturing everything from immersive wide shots to intimate close-ups with beautiful bokeh and excellent low-light performance.
Its 10-element, 7-group optical structure ensures minimal distortion and high image clarity across the frame. The 82mm front filter thread supports ND filters and matte boxes, while its manual focus mechanism provides smooth, consistent focus pulls ideal for narrative or commercial work.
Weighing 669g, this lens balances durability with usability—built from solid materials for rigorous professional use while remaining portable for handheld or gimbal setups.
Whether you're filming indie productions, music videos, or documentaries, the TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 offers a cinematic experience at a highly accessible price point.
Key Features:
✔ Full-frame optics
✔ Fast T2.1 aperture for low-light and shallow depth of field
✔ Manual focus control for precision focus pulling
✔ 10 elements in 7 groups for sharp, distortion-free imagery
✔ Min focus distance: 0.28m–0.55m for tight framing
✔ 82mm filter thread for creative lens accessories
✔ All-metal construction built for pro use
✔ Fuji X-mount compatibility
Specifications:
Unlike traditional cine lenses, TTARTISAN 35mm T2.1 offers both Bubble Bokeh and Soft Bokeh modes to deliver two completely distinct visual styles.
Creates a dreamy background filled with floating bubbles for an eye-catching effect.
The unique circular bokeh effect adds a dreamy quality to every frame, drawing the viewer into a romantic atmosphere.
Using soft mode to bring a filter-like softness to the images,
delivering a smooth and creamy background blur.
Every detail is delicately rendered, making it perfect for close-up portraits and emotional scenes, where every expression and movement captured through the lens is filled with emotion and depth.
In Soft mode, this lens offers a minimum focusing distance* of just 0.28 meters, allowing you to capture soft and detailed close-up shots.
* The two bokeh modes differ in minimum focusing distance:
0.28m for Soft mode and 0.55m for Bubble mode
The lens focus throw* a 313° focus throw in Soft mode, enabling precise focus adjustments and enhancing the artistic quality of the images.
* The two bokeh modes differ in focus throw:
313° for Soft mode and 131° for Bubble mode
With its T2.1 aperture, this lens not only maintains excellent brightness in low-light conditions but also enhances the depth of images.
When the aperture is wide open, the background bokeh becomes softer and more captivating, turning into either sparkling bubbles or a soft and smooth texture.
Whether capturing close-ups or wide-angle shots, the T2.1 aperture allows effortless control of the bokeh, enabling you to precisely focus on the subject and create artistic images.
The lens features an 82mm filter thread, allowing you to pair it with a variety of filters to enhance the visual effects.
The 35mm focal length strikes a perfect balance between capturing wide scenes and focusing on details, making it a classic choice for storytelling.
With a field of view close to the human eye, the 35mm focal length is ideal for blending environmental context with emotional expression in every shot.
Unique Dual Bokeh Design Bubble/Soft Modes
| Manufacturer: | TTArtisan |
| Category: | Lenses |
| Filter thread | 82mm |
| Minimum Focusing Distance | 280mm |
| Number of aperture blades | 11 |
| Lens Length | 81mm |
| Lens mount | X-mount |
| Lens color | Black |
| Lens type | Prime lens |
| Lens suitable for | Full frame |
| Aperture (f) | 2.1 |
| Focal length | 35mm |
| Auto focus | No |
| Weight | 669g |
| Series | Cine |
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