On December 21, 2023, the Brightin Star AF 50mm F/1.4 lens was officially introduced.
Brightin Star AF 50mm F/1.4
Basic properties
- For mirrorless crop cameras with APS-C sensor Sony E expected soon for Nikon Z и Fujifilm x
- Relative Hole: 1: 1.4-1: 16
- Focal Length: 50mm (EGF 75 mm)
- MDF: 0.5 meters
- Optical design: 12 elements in 8 groups, includes 2 ultra-high refractive index elements and 2 low dispersion elements
- Fast focusing motor
- Filter Diameter: 58 mm
- Weight: about 450 grams
- Firmware updates and lens adjustment via USB TYPE C
- Price: unknown yet
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A lot of lenses for a simple lens with 75 EGF and not the most extreme aperture. It is possible that the lens will surpass the same Sigma 56/1.4 in terms of balanced characteristics.
Considering that it has almost diffraction quality in the open, according to the MTF, there are exactly as many lenses as needed. Yes, and AF requires that there be a lot of lenses - so that you can focus by moving some of them, and not the entire lens unit.