TTArtisan 100mm f2.8 Macro Tilt Shift Lens - Nikon Z Mount

The TTArtisan Macro Tilt-Shift 100mm lens allows you to control the camera perspective by changing the position of the lens in relation to the camera image sensor. This intrinsically designed lens has a minimum focusing distance of 0.25m, making it perfect for macro photography and close-up product photography while maintaining sharp image quality.

Key Features

- 14 Elements in 10 Groups

- 2x Magnification

- 0.25m Minimum Focus Distance

- Selective Focus

- Cold Shoe Mount Bracket

- F2.8

- 12 Blade Circular Aperture

Lens Construction

This manual focus TTArtisan lens has an optical structure consisting of 14 elements in 10 groups, including 6 high-index lenses. Featuring a 12-blade circular aperture, allowing you to produce smooth and natural bokeh when set to its widest f2.8 aperture.

Cold Shoe Mount

The front of the lens has been designed with 4 screw holes on the front of the lens. A detachable cold shoe mount can be connected to the front of the lens, enabling you to attach external devices such as LED lights. Perfect for lighting macro subjects.

2x Magnification

Capture the finer up close detail thanks to the Macro Tilt-Shift 100mm lens 2x magnification. Perfect for taking images of smaller subjects such as insects or delicate flowers.

Clicked Aperture Ring

Enjoy smooth and precise aperture control with the tactile clicked aperture ring. Ideal for quickly adjusting your subject's depth of field.

Tilt Shift

This TTArtisan lens has been specifically designed as a tilt-shift lens, providing more creative control over your camera's perspective and the final image. This lens features tilt, shift and rotation capabilities. The tilt angle can be adjusted by 8° and the lens can be shifted by ±6mm. Tilting or shifting the lens can sometimes create vignetting on one side of an image.

Change the Plane of Focus & Selective Focus

Adjust the plane of focus and alter the depth of field of your subject simply by tilting the lens, this moves the lean so it is not parallel to the image sensor. Letting you change the focus without having to narrow the aperture, is ideal for creating close-up bokeh images with more of the subject in focus. This can further provide you with control over the orientation of the focal plane, allowing you to set which part of an image appears sharp.

Correct Perspective

Correct any perspective distortion that might occur in architectural or product photography with the lens shift function.