Autofocus

Transcendent to me has been fast R3, Metaspeed Ray, leaning fade in six elite and that one was super soft and bouncy and i also ran my 230 in it and secret shoe also transcendent coming very soon but this one banger for sure i i think it has potential to be even better but this was a 14 mile run in which i completely flamed out in the back half so it's hard for me to get a great reading on it for speed but i it has that feel of you can really dig into the ground and pop off and i think it's telling that if you look at the splits again i was able to even get out here in 98 degrees and be cruising at 640s 650s for seven miles it felt really good to be going those paces in this thing so yeah i think a lot of people are gonna like this nice upper nice fit comfortable but fast foam shout out to the hyper launch here great job tier Oh my gosh, dude.

Autofocus is killing me, man.

The autofocus just stops working on this camera.

Anyway, great job, Tear.

They decided to dispense with the ability to manually focus this lens, and instead gave you a, a nice big grip instead.

This AF only lens features an STM stepping focus motor, and it can focus as close as 2.6 feet, or .8 meters.

And of this lens, the company says, quote, "The AF 85 millimeter F1.8 Neo delivers sharp detail, natural color, and sharpness from center to edge," end quote.

The new TTArtisan 85 millimeter F1.8 Neo is available to pre-order right now for full frame Sony E and Nikon Z mounts for just $99 US, which is pretty darn astounding.

Assuming people are getting similar results to what I've seen from the sample images out of this lens, that's kind of a no-brainer right there.

Less than 100 bucks for a portrait prime in a classic focal length that you could shoot wide open for some really nice bokeh.

That's hard to beat.

But hopefully, your AF is great, because you're not manually focusing this lens.