Artralab has created some spectacular lenses for multiple mounts. The 50mm f1. 1 Lunalumen, the 35mm f1. 4 80s, and the Oculilumen 10mm f5. 6 are some examples where Artralab expanded its portfolio to offer varying prime lenses to Fujifilm, Nikon, Sony, Canon, and MFT Mounts.
Just last year, they launched two new lens converters for Fujifilm X100 series cameras, and today, they complete this trio with a new addition. What is it all about? Let's have a look. . thephoblographer.com
Гонконгская компания ArtraLab начала продажи полнокадрового мануального объектива NONIKKOR-MC 35mm f/1.4 с классическим винтажным дизайном в стиле 1960-х годов для крепления Fujifilm X.
dphotoworld.net »2023-10-20 18:44
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