Brightin Star 50/0.95 - I'm shooting the cheapest full-frame f/0.95 lens ever!
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- In this video, I show to you the Brightin Star 50mm f/0.95 full-frame lens on a Nikon Z7 body. This sounds amazing at only $369 MSRP for a lens with this specifications. So I just had to give it a try!
0:00 Intro & first sample photos & disclaimer
1:30 About the Brightin Star 50/0.95
2:16 Chasing an Egyptian goose
3:02 In your hand: Finish & handling
5:07 How to use manual lenses with a Nikon Z body
6:17 Photo gallery: The woods and lakes at Oijsterwijk (The Netherlands)
7:52 Depth of field can be even too thin at f/0.95 !
9:47 Distortion
10:41 Sharpness
13:26 Bokeh
14:13 Photo gallery: Some car photos
14:48 Straylight performance
15:25 Photo gallery: At night, this lens comes to life!
16:15 Verdict
18:38 Outro
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Disclaimer:
The 50mm f/0.95 lens for this review was kindly provided to me by Brightin Star.
Visit the official Brightin Star website here:
www.brightin.com.cn/en/
Get the Brightin Star 50/0.95 on Amazon US here:
amzn.to/3O3egaQ
This is an Amazon affiliate link. If you purchase your lens via this link, I'll get a small provision, but the price for you remains unchanged!
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I have this lens, a little heavy but the quality to price ratio is unbeatable.
Yes! But f/0.95 full frame lenses are always a bit on the heavy side! 😀
Wonderful and comprehensive review. The ‘shortcomings’ of this lens I feel gives it character. Seems from another age. I already have the APC version for my Z50 and love it. This one will go on my Z5. For added effect I am using cinematic black mist filters for nighttime shooting. Thanks again for this review.
Many thanks for your feedback. I wish you a lot of fun with the lens and black mist filter on the Z5!
Encore une très bonne revue. Bien détaillée par beaucoup de photos. Bravo !
Merci beaucoup ! 😀
Great conclusion bravo!
Thanks! 🙏
Great review! One thing I'm going to miss about the GFX system is the wealth of third party manual lenses that the full frame mirrorless systems have access to.
That’s absolutely true. Certain full-frame lenses can be adapted to GFX but you’ll more often than not run into issue due to the sensor size not matching what the lens was designed for.
@@tomscameras I could live with that if most of the cool new lenses weren't for shorter flange distances :( Can't even adapt most of them and crop!
@@Shaka1277 … oh yes, true! I didn’t think of that problem!
Agree with you..... After I saw your review of the TTArtisan 35mm f1.4, I purchased and I have not regret it at all, its a very good little lens. I enjoy using manual lenses a lot, makes me remember my old days with my Nikon FM and my Nikkor lenses, some of them I still have like the Nikkor 85mm f2 manual focus from the 80's..... Thanks for the Information on this lens!!!!! And by the way, I don't think this lens is for me!!!
Many thanks for your feedback! As you maybe have seen on my channel already, I love the old Nikons a lot. And yes, that TT Artisan 35/1.4 is a true gem!
thank you for the vid. the cats-eye bokeh is painful to behold. otherwise, it does look like fun!
Yes, that's the problem with that kind of bokeh: Sometimes it is cool but often it's also distracting!
the sharpness seems surprisingly good but i cant get over the very nervous bokeh :(
The bokeh is busy, yes. That’s why I try to show all those sample photos so you can judge for yourself if you like it or not!
Can you review the brightin star 35mm 0.95? Thanks, nice reviews!
Watch my video about the 7Artisans 35/0.95! As far as I know, the optics are identical to the Brightin Star, basically it’s the same lens just with some cosmetic changes! Here is the link to my review:
ua-cam.com/video/X4MZAJZC-LU/v-deo.htmlsi=srWuX48AjwvWA-nP
@@tomscameras ok, I didn't know that. Thanks.
I love your videos, very informative.
But I don't understand how Brightin Star can have a 50mm for Full Frame and also a 35mm that's comparable to the 7artisans 35mm for APS-C? Because the 35mm APS-C is actually a 53mm Full Frame equivalent..
I have the 7artisans 35mm and it has the same angle as a Fuji zoom set to 35mm, so that's a true APS-C lens.
@@mr.b6789 The focal length of the lens itself does not change because it is mounted on a full frame camera or an APS-C camera. Sure, if you mount the 35mm lens on your Fuji, it is a 35 x 1.5 = 52.5mm "full frame equivalent". If you do mount the 50mm lens on your APS-C camera, it becomes a 50 x 1.5 = 75mm full frame equivalent lens.
Now the catch is that the lenses that are specifically designed for APS-C won't cover a full frame sensor. There will be black edges towards the edges of the image, because the lens glass and everything is just a bit smaller in diameter. This way you save glass (= cost and weight) and can make a smaller lens for all those that use APS-C cameras only.
The 50mm full frame lens has more glass in it, it is designed to cover the full frame sensor for those who shoot Canon, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic ... Sure, you can still mount it on an APS-C camera. But you can't mount the 35mm APS-C lens on a full frame camera. You would need a full-frame 35mm lens for your full frame camera ... and you will see there's basically no 35/0.95 lens that covers full frame!
@@tomscameras I now understand that I assumed @manuelmorre asked about a Full Frame 35mm lens, because this video was about a Full Frame lens. Since you mentioned that there is no Full Frame 35mm, it makes sense. 35mm Brightin Star is for APS-C.
Off topic: if it is the same lens as the 7artisans, then it should be a great lens 👍
As much that I love your videos as your fully info in Lenses, and Cameras, But with the lens that I am thinking is the Canon 50mm F/1.1.2 for my Canon 7 as is just cheaper, and much sharper than the Brightin lens, and as the Canon lens was design without Computers, and as it was design with creative minds, and Made in Japan.
Thanks for your comment!
Oh yes there are many great 50mm lenses, both vintage and new. And yes it is always a very personal question if you want to go for the last bit in ultimate lens speed or settle for a somewhat slower lens. So f/1.2 is already super-fast, but still ... it's just not f/0.95.
In the Canon LTM system there was a 50/0.95 alongside the 50/1.2 that you mention. That 50/0.95 also isn't praised by anyone, plus it is today much more expensive than the new Brightin Star lens.
@@tomscameras mi piacciono queste recensioni di obiettivi economici, danno la possibilità' a chi come me vuole iniziare, di non spendere una fortuna per trovare l' obiettivo giusto. Comunque mi sono visto tutte le tue recensioni e credo che in generale i tt artisan siano, tra gli economici, un gradino sopra gli altri. Adesso devo solo trovare una camera...per caso hai ancora le tua x-e3? : ). Grazie per il tuo lavoro..
Ciao Tom, wieder ein ausführlicher und praxisbezogener Test....BRAVO.
Besonders hat mir natürlich die verwendete Kamera (Nikon z7) gefallen, da sie auch meine Hauptkamera ist und der kleine Exkurs zum Nikon Z40mm f2, welches in meinen Augen auch preislich (250€) eine gute Alternative darstellt (incl.Autofokus!! + ultraleicht + ultraklein). Wäre da nicht der Bokeh-Effekt der 0,95 Blende müsste man zumindest in der Nikon-Welt das Z40mm f2 oder das Z50mm f1.8 dem Brightin Star 50mm f0,95 klar vorziehen. Somit dreht sich alles um die "Magie der einen 0,95er Blende Unterschied" und deren Freistellungseffektes.
Jetzt provoziere ich mal ein bisschen und behaupte ein Portrait mit dem Z40mm f2 , bearbeitet im Luminar Neo mit der Funktion "Porträt mit Bokeh AI" erreicht noch viel weichere und intensivere Freistellungen als die Blende 0,95. Es lohnt sich dies mal auszuprobieren. Grüsse aus Südtirol, wo unscharfe Hintergründe wetterbedingt im Augenblick auch mit Blende 16 erreichbar sind 😉
Vielen Dank Dietmar für Deinen Beitrag! Bei Nikon das 50/1.8 oder 40/2 sind für die normale Praxis sicherlich deutlich empfehlenswerter! Die Magie der f/0.95er Blende ... das ist halt schon was Besonderes, aber wie im Video gesagt, den allermeisten Fotografen würde ich erstmal auch eine andere Optik empfehlen.
AI stellt in der Hinsicht sowieso alles auf den Kopf. Ich persönlich halte mich da etwas fern davon, weil's im Endeffekt einfach dann etwas anderes wird als "Fotografie" in meinen Augen. Ich fotografiere ja unter anderem auch deswegen privat wieder viel mehr analog auf Film. Aber grundsätzlich, ganz klar, kann man mit AI-Tools sehr viel Spaß haben :)
Do not like the way this Brighten Star dude does business...First offered me to buy its 35mm f0.95 lens for $179 amd when I was read to buy it, the price upped over $200...When asked if it is a scam, it refused to reply....
Don't give a fuck how good or bad the lens is but when a company starts to scam, it can get fucked...
Brightin Star is a company, not a dude ... I'm not sure where you tried to buy the lens but in any case, here is their official website:
brightinstar.com/collections/all-product