Brightin Star is teasing its new 60mm F2.8 macro lens

Brightin Star is teasing its new 60mm F2.8 macro lens. Known specs:
- 2x magnification
- stepper aperture adjustment
- E, EF-M, MFT, RF-S, X and Z mount coming

Brightin Star is teasing its new 60mm F2.8 macro lens. Known specs:
Here are todays deals at BHphoto:
Storage and card deals:
What you see here is a truly unique lens! Thanks to its unique REFLEX design, it is the most compact 150 mm lens I have ever seen. It also supports full autofocus…which, in my opinion, is also a world first? Correct me if I am wrong.
Here are the know specs:
Kase 150mm f/5.6
Of course we all know that REFLEX lenses have inherently a slightly worse optical performance that lenses with a “regular” design. But int this case you might be willing to accept the compromise because no other lens gives you that reach in such a small size. Kase made a bunch of regular E-mount lenses and also some Reflex lenses you can find on those pages at Amazon and BHphoto.

The image shows the Yongnuo 85mm, which is not a new lens equipped with a VCM motor.
Information has emerged that Yongnuo will launch VCM motor lenses this year. The VCM motor, known as a voice coil motor, moves the lens using Lorentz force generated by an electrified coil in a magnetic field. It provides fast and stable performance.
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Source: Weibo

Yodobashi shared the list of best selling cameras and lenses in 2025 (in terms of quantity):
The 20 best selling cameras of 2025:
Curiosities:
The 20 best selling lenses of 2025:
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A couple of new images of the SG-image 35mm f/2.2 FE AF lens that will be released on January 31.
Source: Rednote
Tony writes:
2025 is officially over, and it’s time for “The Judge” to hand out the final report cards. I’m looking back at every major camera and lens manufacturer’s performance this year to determine who innovated, who stagnated, and who failed completely.
We saw huge shake-ups this year—from political bans affecting DJI to Sigma doing the unthinkable with camera design. I also reveal my controversial pick for “Camera of the Year” (Hint: It’s not a full-frame mirrorless) and explain why the iPhone 17 Pro finally earns a spot at the grown-ups’ table.