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Thypoch is showing off a groundbreaking lens at the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Show this weekend: the Voyager 24-50mm F2.8, a full-frame autofocus zoom. It's not just a first for the brand; it's the first autofocus zoom lens we've seen from a Chinese manufacturer.

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Χτυπάνε στα ίσια Sony 24-50f2.8 με χαμηλότερη τιμή;
Καλή ιδέα, εφόσον έφυγε αρκετά ο εν λόγω Sony γιατί ταιριάζει πολύ καλά με A7CII/Α7CR.
Τώρα αναμένουμε αποτελέσματα στα ρεβιου.
 
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Thypoch Enters Its Autofocus Era with the Voyager 24–50mm f/2.8

Thypoch’s first AF lens packs 24–50mm f/2.8 into a fixed-length zoom.
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Thypoch Voyager 24-50mm f/2.8 lens announced, available for pre-order - Photo Rumors

The previously reported Thypoch Voyager 24-50mm f/2.8 lens is now officially announced and available for pre-order: Pre-orders (intro price of $619, regular price: $649): B&H Photo Thypoch store Key features: The first full-frame autofocus zoom developed by a Chinese optical brand Thypoch’s...
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China's first AF zoom lens! Thypoch 24-50mm f/2.8 lens review​


Πολύ αδύναμος σε IQ από όσο βλέπω.
Από την άλλη, όλοι οι κινέζοι prime πριν λίγα χρόνια ήταν μαύρο χάλι, τώρα βλέπουν στα ίσα τους Sigma/Tamron και τους μανίσους.
Σε δύο-τρία το πολύ χρόνια βλέπω να έχουμε εξαιρετικούς κινέζους ζουμ...
 
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Thypoch Voyager 24-50mm F2.8 Review | China's First AF Zoom Lens!​

Dustin Abbott


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Thypoch Voyager 24-50mm F2.8 Review - DustinAbbott.net

Photographer Dustin Abbott shares an in-depth review of the Thypoch Voyager 24-50mm F2.8 compact full frame autofocus zoom
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AI SUMMARY: The Thypoch Voyager 24-50mm F2.8 marks a significant entry into the autofocus zoom category from a relatively new lensmaker, challenging existing competitors like Sony with a compact and affordable design. With an internal zoom mechanism and cine-inspired optical design, this lens provides good sharpness and features suitable for both photography and video applications. Priced at $649, it undercuts the Sony equivalent while offering attractive details and handling, but it does have some imperfections in autofocus performance and image quality at the edges. Overall, the Voyager impresses as a versatile option for photographers and videographers looking for high performance without the premium price.



Strengths:
  • Affordable pricing at $649 compared to competitors like Sony.
  • Compact size with an internal zoom mechanism, making it great for video work and gimbal use.
  • Solid build quality and attractive design.
  • Good sharpness and rendering for most photography and video needs.
Weaknesses:
  • Autofocus performance can be inconsistent, particularly with moving subjects.
  • Image quality may not match top competitors, especially in the corners.
  • Some lens aberrations and flare issues present under specific conditions.


Pros:​



  • Competitive Pricing: at $659, this is the cheapest full frame F2.8 zoom
  • Compact and Lightweight Design: The internal zoom mechanism contributes to a smaller profile, making it easier to handle and more portable for travel and gimbal work.
  • Cine-Inspired Optical Design: Designed with video work in mind, offering a useful focal range (24-50mm) and smooth zooming action, which is beneficial for dynamic shooting.
  • Build Quality: Features a metal body, rubberized textures on the zoom and focus rings, and a well-designed aperture ring, lending a premium feel and durability.
  • Decent Autofocus Performance: Offers responsive and quiet autofocus suitable for still photography in controlled environments.
  • Good Optical Performance: Generally good sharpness in the center and decent rendering, particularly attractive for video footage.
  • Weather Sealing: IP52 rating provides reasonable protection against dust and moisture, enhancing its usability in various conditions.
  • Customizable Functions: Includes a custom button that can be programmed for different camera functions, adding convenience during shooting.

Cons:​

  • Inconsistent Autofocus: Struggles with fast-moving subjects, resulting in missed focus occasionally, particularly in continuous autofocus mode.
  • Corner Sharpness: Image quality can fall short in the corners, especially at wider apertures, which might affect overall composition in some shots.
  • Minor Flare Issues: Susceptible to flare and blooming under harsh lighting conditions, which can reduce contrast in certain shots.
  • Firmware Updates Needed: Potential for autofocus improvements and other performance tweaks, indicating the need for ongoing
 
Kosh said:
...it's the first autofocus zoom lens we've seen from a Chinese manufacturer.
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Παραμύθι είναι αυτό, η Yongnuo έχει κυκλοφορήσει τον 12-35/2.8-4Μ για m4/3 εδώ και μερικά χρόνια...
 
Για φακο που παρουσιαστηκε στην ΝΑΒ μιλαει ο τυπος προφανως και εκει δεν ασχολουνται και πολυ με m43 εδω και καιρο.

Πλεον το FF ειναι ο νεος θεος και στο βιντεο.
 
Η αγνοια δεν ειναι παντα δολος.

Οταν η ενασχοληση σου ειναι η ΝΑΒ ειναι λογικο να μην ξερεις για τα m43 που ηταν και ειναι παντα ενα απλα συμπληρωματικο φορμα που χρησιμοποιειται (στην κινηματογραφικη εμπορικη βιομηχανια) πλεον σπανια και τεινει να ξεχαστει απο την εποχη της bmpcc4k.

Αλλαξε η εποχη θελω να πω.
 
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Thypoch Eureka 28mm F2.8 X-Mount Review | Reviving an Analog Past​

Dustin Abbott




SUMMARY: The Thypoch Eureka 28mm F2.8 ASPH lens, inspired by vintage designs, combines classic aesthetics with modern imaging capabilities, making it a stylish choice for photographers. While it features an appealing brass construction and two finishes, its unconventional focusing method and aperture control may challenge usability and require adjustment for some users. Image quality shows excellent contrast and detail in the center but weaker performance at the edges, particularly when shooting at longer distances. This niche lens, priced at approximately $400, offers a unique artistic experience, appealing to enthusiasts of retro-style photography.
Strengths:
  • Aesthetic design with high-quality brass construction, available in two attractive finishes.
  • Produces excellent center sharpness and contrast, with minimal chromatic aberrations.
  • Compact size and lightweight, enhancing portability.
Weaknesses:
  • Unconventional focusing mechanism and aperture control can hinder usability and precision.
  • Weaker performance in edge sharpness, particularly at infinity distances.
  • Higher price point may limit its accessibility to a broader audience.




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Pros:​



  • Aesthetic Design: Features a classic, vintage-inspired look that appeals to photography enthusiasts and complements period cameras.
  • Brass Construction: The use of high-quality brass materials contributes to durability and a premium feel.
  • Two Finish Options: Available in both a traditional matte black and a luxurious Pearl White finish, catering to different aesthetic preferences.
  • Compact and Lightweight: The lens is slim and easy to carry, making it suitable for travel and everyday photography.
  • Excellent Center Sharpness: Shows very strong image quality in the center at wide open apertures
  • Minimal Chromatic Aberrations: Performs well in controlling both longitudinal and lateral chromatic aberrations, leading to clear images with defined edges.
  • Unique Flare Artifacts: Creates visually intriguing flare effects in certain lighting conditions, adding artistic flair to images.

Cons:​

  • Unconventional Focusing Mechanism: The front lever for focusing may feel awkward and less intuitive compared to traditional focus rings, possibly resulting in slower adjustments.
  • Complex Aperture Control: The aperture control method is clunky, requiring awkward hand positioning; markings are not easily visible.
  • Weak Edge Performance: Although it excels at the center, sharpness and contrast drop off significantly in the corners, particularly at infinity focus.
  • Limited Close Focusing: Minimum focus distance of 40cm restricts macro capabilities and fine-detail photography.
  • No Electronic Contacts: Lacks electronic contacts, meaning no EXIF data is transferred to the camera, which can be inconvenient for some photographers.
  • Price Point: Positioned at around $400, it may be considered expensive for some users, especially given its niche appeal.
 
Κλασσική περίπτωση εξοπλισμού που απευθύνεται σε νοσταλγούς εποχών που μάλλον ήταν αγέννητοι ή τέλος πάντων τους τυλίγαν με πανιά οι μανάδες τους (πάνες δεν υπήρχαν). :ROFLMAO:
 
Ώρες ώρες ευτυχώς που υπάρχουν και αυτοί οι Κινέζοι. Με εξαίρεση την επικοινωνία με το σώμα για μεγέθυνση κατά την εστίαση και ύπαρξη διαφράγματος στο EXIF θα τους έλεγα και value for money τους φακούς της Thypoch, ειδικά σε σχέση με τους αντίστοιχους σε εστιακό μήκος και διάφραγμα Voigtlander που είναι άμεσα συγκρίσιμοι. Καμία σχέση με τους κλασικούς 7artisan, TTartisan και λοιπές παραλλαγές των γνωστών κινέζικων.
 
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