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There is not only a hard-stop, there is also an infinity lock, so if your lens is set to infinity you first have to push down the button on the focus tab to be able to change the focus distance.

The focus ring has a nice, well dampened resistance and turns about 90° from the minimum focus distance (1.0 m) to infinity. The original Leica 28mm 5.6 Summaron had been released in 1955, so having a look at this lens’ mechanical design is a bit of a trip down memory lane.įor focusing you need to use the small focus tab, the barrel itself is so small there is nowhere to grab it.

Handling/Build quality TTArtisan 28mm 5.6 M The TTArtisan 28mm 5.6 M was kindly provided free of charge by TTArtisan for reviewing purpose for a duration of 4 weeks. The lens can already be preordered from the manufacturer’s shop and B&H (affiliate link) and the price is $298 Disclosure

Number of Aperture Blades: 6 (inwardly curved).

Weight: 150g (without hood, without caps).

The TTArtisan 28mm 5.6’s full specifications are: From the outside the TTArtisan 28mm 5.6 looks almost exactly like the Leica 28mm 5.6 Summaron-M which sells for 10 times as much, the optical design is completely different though, so we are not dealing with a 1:1 copy of an old Leica lens like we have seen from Light Lens Lab lately.