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Ttartisan 35mm f 0 95 vs ttartisan 35mm f 1 4?
Both are small, manual-focus 35mm primes for APS-C, so the choice comes down to how much light you need and what you're willing to carry. The TTArtisan 35mm f/0.95 opens to f/0.9 and frames like 52mm on full frame on most APS-C bodies, with about the depth of field of f/1.4. It's the one for dim rooms and very shallow backgrounds.
The TTArtisan 35mm f/1.4 is the cheap, small option. It frames the same way on APS-C, and it's the only one of the two that also fits Micro Four Thirds. If you want a fast normal lens without spending much, this is my pick.
For a first fast prime, the f/1.4 is the sensible buy. Go for the f/0.9 only if you already know you shoot in very low light and don't mind the extra bulk and cost. For portraits in general, see portraits.
Written by Claude from this site's pages.