Brightin Star. Official site Brightin star
Just a quick note listing all Brightin Star lenses.
- Brightin Star 7.5mm 1: 2.8 (APS-C, E, EF-M, X, Micro 4/3)
- Brightin Star 10mm 1: 5.6 Fish-eye (APS-C, E, EF-M, X, Micro 4/3)
- Brightin Star 12mm 1: 2 (APS-C, E, EF-M, X, Micro 4/3)
- Brightin Star 16mm 1:2.8 (Full Frame, RF, E, Z, L)
- Brightin Star 25mm 1: 1.8 (black / silver, APS-C, E, EF-M, X, Micro 4/3)
- Brightin Star 35mm 1: 1.7 (black / silver, APS-C, E, EF-M, X, Micro 4/3)
- Brightin Star 35mm 1:1.2 (black / silver, APS-C, Z, E, EF-M, X, Micro 4/3)
- Brightin Star 50mm 1: 1.4 (black / silver, APS-C, E, EF-M, X, Micro 4/3)
- Brightin Star 50mm 1:0.95 (FULL FRAME, E, Z, L, RF, X)
- Brightin Star 55mm 1: 1.8 (Full Frame, E, Z, RF)
- Brightin Star 60mm 1:2.8 MACRO (APS-C, E, EF-M, X, Z, Micro 4/3)
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Material prepared Arkady Shapoval.
Do I understand correctly, Brightin Star lenses are a complete copy of 7Artisans lenses?
Not all.
Do not match
7Artisans 7.5 / 2.8 scheme 10/9, Brightin Star scheme 11/9
7Artisans 12 / 2.8 scheme 10/8, Brightin Star scheme 12/9 + different maximum aperture f / 2 VS f / 2.8
7Artisans does not have 35 / 1,7 under APS-C
7Artisans does not have 50 / 1,4 under APS-C
7Artisans doesn't have 55 / 1,8 under Full Frame
Match
7Artisans 25 / 1.8 scheme 7/5, Brightin Star scheme 7/5
7Artisans 35 / 1.2 II diagram 6/5, Brightin Star diagram 6/5
Something colossal difference between Ali and the original.
I understand correctly they are not af?
but what about the quality?
what original?
Yes, they are all manual, and only for mirrorless, like 7artisans/ttartisan/newer/gear/kamlan and other little-known Chinese brands
The star rushed along the points - the Ketays learned to work with optical glass)))
It's funny, however, that on AF and on telephoto cameras so far the guts are thin))) - nothing, they will soon learn ...
Yongnuo are all autofocus, like most Viltrox.
Maybe the zooms will still master ...
The Chinese have already mastered manual zooms, autofocus - a matter of time
Interesting. What are they?
For example Venus Optics Laowa 10-18mm 1: 4.5-5-6 C-Dreamer Ultra Wide Zoom, or cheap super telephoto like 420-800 / 8.3-16
Thank you.
I'd love to see your review on the Brightin star 12mm f2
Most likely a copy Pergear 12 / 2, it should appear in reviews
Thank you!
And at this time KMZ / SHVABE are sharply raising the price tags for Russian-made lenses.
https://www.zenit.photo/catalog/obektivy/
I would try them 35/1
Yeah, for $ 3996
https://zenit.store/collections/zenit-m
I say try
Well this is a fiasco. Now there is no common sense in the acquisition of their optics.
Did it make sense before? Well, for example, at least a couple of years ago. How many pieces did they sell during this time?
Before, everything was not so bad and it was bad. They had good lenses, and this is not the G-40.
Rodion, I'm not asking if they had successful lenses. I ask how much they were able to sell. In the last 3 years, how many lenses have they been able to sell? How is Koba, “about 35”?
Judging by the availability on the secondary housing, they are selling something.
1. Ie Are they so successful that after a couple of years of use they are sold on the secondary?
2. And how many are there on the secondary housing, at least 10 pieces?
This is tin. Soon the remains of the optics production will be closed. Either all over the hill
And I think that competition is good. It spurs producers on quality / variety and drives down prices. When there is a struggle for the market, the consumer wins.
But KMZ does not know about it
Competition is good for the consumer, but not for the manufacturer.
All the same, it's a pity that there is nothing like this on DSLRs
But there are many others.
According to your wishes - page not found
$ 3000 for a practically no-name manual 12mm f 2.0 is not an idea. Chinese jokers :)
$ 150. competitor to Samyangu - the Chinese are not joking!
3000 $ for practically no-name manual 12 mm f 2.0, so-so idea. Chinese jokers :)
Thanks, already on the list
Where is the Brightin star 60mm f2.8?