TTArtisan

TTArtisan 11mm f/2.8 Fisheye

TTArtisan 11mm f/2.8 Fisheye: a manual-focus fisheye lens, about 439g, 7 blades — a budget option from TTArtisan. This is the Leica M version.

Starting from
£349 new
Available at 2 retailers
✓ Available at 2 retailers 🔒 No signup needed 📦 UK stock only
RetailerPrice
Clifton Cameras
Clifton Cameras
£349
Check on Clifton Cameras →
Prices are synced live from UK retailers. Not every product will be stocked by every retailer; older models may only be available second hand.
Core
Focal Length
11mm
Aperture
f/2.8
Compatible Mount
Leica M-mount
Filter Size
None (no front filter thread)
Dimensions
Not published by the maker
Weight
439g
Weather Sealed
No
Optics & Focus
AF Motor
Manual focus
Optical IS
None (relies on body IS)
Aperture Blades
7
Min. Focus Distance
0.17m

Select up to 2 cameras to compare against the 11mm f/2.8 Fisheye. It's always pinned as the baseline.

Select 1–3 cameras to compare

7 cameras compatible with the Leica M-mount mount.

GearScore™ — Suitability by Genre

Base score — computed from verified specs for an enthusiast shooting photo and video. Camera Match adjusts it for your skill level and priorities.

Street
5.6
Travel
4.4
Filmmaking
3.7
Landscape
5.9
Casual
3.3
Architecture
5.6
Astrophotography
6.9
Underwater
5.3
✅ Great For
🌌
Astrophotography 6.9 Strong on focal length, distance scale and portability.
⚠️ Not Ideal For
📷
Casual 3.3 Held back by focal length and autofocus. Scored down: manual focus only.
🎬
Filmmaking 3.7 Held back by video handling and autofocus.
✈️
Travel 4.4 Held back by focal length and optical stabilisation.
📝 How suitability scores are calculated GearScore™ genre scores are calculated from this camera's verified specifications — autofocus, sensor, weight, weather sealing and more — weighted by what matters for each type of photography. Where a spec sheet misses something (e.g. a manual-focus rangefinder for street), we apply a documented editorial adjustment. Scores are not based on customer reviews. See our full methodology →
Price History — 11mm f/2.8 Fisheye