First images of the new SG-Image 18mm APS-C pancake lens
SG-image will soon release this new 18mm APS-C pancake lens. Still no info about the aperture of this.
SG-image will soon release this new 18mm APS-C pancake lens. Still no info about the aperture of this.

There is a new leaked press text I google translated from a chinese website:
Product Introduction:
Thypoch’s full-frame autofocus constant F2.8 large-aperture zoom lens is available in E/Z/L mounts. It emphasizes portability, high image quality, and strong autofocus, precisely filling a gap in the domestic autofocus lens market. Key Highlights: High Image Quality: Center/Edge Resolution is close to or even better than Sony lenses of the same specifications. Excellent control over chromatic aberration and distortion, more accurate color reproduction, and outstanding flare performance. Portable and Lightweight: Internal zoom design, compact size, stable center of gravity, significantly lighter than traditional 24-70mm F2.8 lenses, suitable for extended carrying and everyday creative work. Powerful Autofocus Performance: AFS/AFC autofocus speed and accuracy are close to Sony’s, remaining stable and reliable even in low light. High Cost-Effectiveness: Only about half the price of Sony’s comparable products, and also supports Type-C firmware upgrades. Exquisitely designed and practical: textured rubber ring, gold nameplate, stepped aperture ring, and customizable FN key, balancing aesthetics and control.
via Weibo
UPDATE: The new lens will be displayed at the NAB show!


TTartisan is going to soon announce two new FF AF lenses. The teaser text says:
There is no idea what kind of specs these lenses have. What’s your best guess?
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