Brightin Star MF 50mm f/1.05: Amazon The Brightin Star MF 50mm f/1.05 full frame can now be found on Amazon for Canon RP-mount. F1.05 Large Aperture: The Bright Star MF 50mm F1.05 lens allows it to capture rich detail even in low-light conditions, with natural background blur. 50mm Standard Focal Length：50mm is the focal length […]
Brightin Star MF 50mm f/1.05 full-frame manual focus lens For Z/E/RF/L mount Expected mid-January 7-group, 10-element optical design with 2 high-refractive index elements Technical specifications: Brightin Star MF 60mm f/2.8 APS-C manual focus macro lens For Z/E/X/MFT/RF-S/EF-M 2× Magnification 0.182m closest focusing distance Clicked aperture with half-stop control Special IMC xoating Expected in late January […]
The Brightin Star 35mm f/1.4 is now available to preorder for E/RF/Z/L mount and is coming soon to X Mount on Amazon. F1.4 large aperture Click / De-click aperture – precise for stills, fluid for video Mount compatibility – E/Z/RF/L/X Minimum focusing distance: 0.3 m Maximum aperture value: 16 Number of diaphragm blades: 5 Lens […]
The Brightin Star 10mm f/5.6 PRO was just announced, and it is available from Amazon. It has a unique focus lever and focus scale. 175 ° Ultra Wide Angle Fisheye: The Brghtin Star 10mm F5.6 Pro lens has 175° ultra wide field of view, capturing architecture/starry sky/Milky Way is even more stunning, with a strong […]
The Brightin Star 50mm f/1.4 III was just announced, and it can be found on Amazon for EOS-M and RF-Mount. F1.4 Large Aperture: The Brightin Star 50mm F1.4 lens can easily achieve the shallow depth of field effect and highlights the subject even in complex environments. Suitable for Low-Light Photography: The F1.4 large aperture allows […]
Brightin Star announced the new Brightin Star 12mm f/2.8 Details: Lens design: 11 groups of 15 elements 5 aperture blades Rear 34mm filter Angle of view: 122.5° Minimum focusing distance: 0.24m Dimensions: 70 x 96.6mm Weight: 550g E/Z/RF/L mount Brightin Star lenses can be found on Amazon via SonyAddict, Photorumors