During my recent business trip to Shanghai, I took this photo using my new TTArtisan 50mm/f0.95 lens. The nice bokeh produced by this super-fast lens is captivating. The large aperture of this lens is unbelievably good; the only downside is that it doesn’t support autofocus. I put it on my Canon M 100, an entry-level mirrorless camera. Due to the camera’s very small display screen, manual focusing is actually quite difficult. To avoid losing focus, I usually avoid using the maximum aperture of 0.95 and instead use between 1.4 and 2.

In this photo, the focus is clearly on the two teacups. All the other parts in the photo are quite blurry. Considering its price of RMB 1,000, I must say that it is a very cost-effective lens.