What is the cheapest used TTArtisan 75mm f/2 in the UK?

The cheapest used TTArtisan 75mm f/2 currently listed is £96.00 at Wex, based on 7 listings compared across 3 UK retailers.

How many used TTArtisan 75mm f/2 are for sale in the UK?

There are currently 7 used TTArtisan 75mm f/2 listings available across 3 UK retailers on UsedLens, updated daily.

What sensor format does the TTArtisan 75mm f/2 use?

The TTArtisan 75mm f/2 features a Full Frame sensor.

Used TTArtisan 75mm f/2 for Sale — From £96

£96.00 Low price

£199.00 High price

7 Listings

3 Retailers

3 New this week

1 Reduced

Great for: portrait street general

TTArtisan's compact portrait prime — the 75mm f/2 for Nikon Z with manual focus rendering.

The TTArtisan 75mm f/2 is a manual-focus short telephoto prime from TTArtisan for Nikon Z-mount full-frame mirrorless cameras, providing a portrait-length 75mm at a modest f/2 maximum aperture. It is designed as an affordable portrait prime for Z-mount photographers who prefer manual focus.

The lens delivers 75mm at f/2 maximum aperture with entirely manual focus and aperture operation, a metal barrel construction, Nikon Z-mount coupling for full-frame coverage, and no electronic communication. The 75mm focal length provides natural portrait compression and comfortable working distance.

The 75mm f/2 fills a gap in the budget manual portrait prime range for Nikon Z users — between the 50mm and 85mm focal lengths with a natural compression that suits candid and environmental portraiture. The f/2 aperture provides adequate subject isolation at portrait distances without the extremes of f/1.2 or f/0.95 designs. TTArtisan pricing makes it accessible as a casual portrait lens.

Check the focus ring for smooth, consistent resistance across the full range from minimum focus to infinity. Inspect aperture ring detents for positive operation at each stop. Verify the front element for coating condition. Confirm Nikon Z-mount attachment is secure with no wobble. Test sharpness at f/2 for portrait use at typical subject distances of 2–4 metres.