It seems Yongnuo is throwing down the glove regarding the RF mount and autofocus capability. While Samyang and others have previously created autofocus lenses for the RF mount, they were told to stop by Canon apparently over patent issues.
Китайская компания Yongnuo продолжила развивать линейку оптики Canon RF, выпустив версию под этот байонет прошлогоднего объектива Yongnuo 35mm f/2 для Sony E - модель Yongnuo YN35mm f/2R DF DSM. Объектив имеет настройки кольца управления: пользователи могут назначать ему такие функции, как изменения значений диафрагмы, выдержки или чувствительности ISO.
Yongnuo анонсировал новый объектив для крепления Canon RF - YN RF 85mm f/1. 8R DF DSM. В конструкции новинки 7 лепестковая диафрагм, 9 оптических линз в 8 группах с многослойным покрытием, чтобы увеличить светопропускание и подавить отражения и блики.
Yongnuo has announced the autofocus YN RF 85mm f/1. 8R DF DSM lens. This also appears to be the first third-party lens with a control ring. Read more. . . The post Yongnuo announces the YN RF 85mm f/1.
It's not often that I'm baffled by a flash. And that's not to say that the Profoto a10 isn't a tough flash to use. But I'm trying to understand who'd buy it. I had to consult with a trusted friend of mine to understand.
It has been stated often over the last couple of years that the Micro Four Thirds platform could be on its last legs, but some recent news shows just how wrong those statements could be. New reports state that both Venus Optics and Yongnuo will now both officially support the platform going forward, and this can only mean good things for the M4/3 platform and those who use it. Let's talk about this after the break.
A few weeks ago a Canon exec went on record and said that due to the popularity of smartphones the camera market will decline by 50% in the next two years; that sentiment isn't shared by the industry as a whole though, with Fujifilm stating that they believe the market will grow or decline for each company based off of their own innovations.
Over the last 10 years or so the world of photography has changed immensely. The rise of smartphones and the cameras that they house have had a massive impact on the camera market. As time has gone on, and as smartphone cameras have improved, more and more people are opting to just use the camera in their pockets rather than a dedicated camera.
Just a few days after teasing its upcoming mirrorless camera, the Chinese company Yongnuo has revealed some basic specs: as we suspected, it’ll be an Android-powered mirrorless camera that supports Canon EF lenses.
— той самой, название для которой может придумать любой. 1. Операционная система Android 7. 1 2. 5-дюймовый сенсорный экран с разрешением 1080p 3. Поддержка объективов с креплением Canon EF (правда, какой именно байонет используется, пока неизвестно) 4.
How much of a difference is there between using an expensive high-end lighting setup and shooting the same portraits with cheaper gear? Photographer Patrick Hall of Fstoppers made this illuminating 9.
Дата релиза и цена пока не называются, но новинка наверняка будет стоить дешевле, чем версия объектива от Canon. Компания Yongnuo анонсировала свою новинку YN 14mm f/2. 8. Это ультраширокоугольный полнокадровый объектив для пейзажной и архитектурной съемки, с 114-градусным углом обзора по диагонали и автофокусом.
Дата релиза и цена пока не называются, но новинка наверняка будет стоить дешевле, чем версия объектива от Canon. Компания Yongnuo анонсировала свою новинку YN 14mm f/2. 8. Это ультраширокоугольный полнокадровый объектив для пейзажной и архитектурной съемки, с 114-градусным углом обзора по диагонали и автофокусом.
Yongnuo, the Chinese lighting and accessory manufacturer known for their affordable speedlights, has announced the latest in their YN568EX series of mid-range budget speedlights, the YN568 EX III.
As you have noticed lately, we have been exploring the arena of party and event photography, specifically the gear and tools needed to get great results in that genre. So far we have covered cameras and lenses, the two most critical aspects of a party or event photography kit.
Yongnuo has announced a new flash for the Canon RT system. The Yongnuo Speedlite YN686EX-RT is equipped with a 2. 5GHz transceiver which is compatible with Canon’s ST-E3-RT, 600EX-RT II, 430EX III-RT and some other Yongnuo flashes.
Yongnuo, the popular Hong Kong camera gear manufacturer that’s known for creating cheaper “clones” of lenses for Canon and Nikon, has released its first lithium-ion powered flash for the Canon RT system.
If you’re a Nikon F-mount user, the Chinese lens manufacturer Yongnuo has two new lenses headed your way. The first is a small 40mm f/2.8 pancake lens, and the second is a 100mm f/2. Nikon Rumors reports that both lenses allow for both autofocus and manual focusing. What’s neat about these lenses is that they […]
Yongnuo has officially launched their much-anticipated budget portrait lens: the 85mm f/1.8 Canon clone that you could already find floating around eBay last week. The official announcement was made on Yongnuo’s Facebook page, where the company is also trying to get some fans with a decent following to try out/review the lens and share their […]
The Chinese gear manufacturer Yongnuo made a splash a couple of years ago by launching a thrifty clone of the Canon 50mm f/1. 4. After some more Canon lenses, this year they expanded into Nikon with a 50mm f/1.
Could Yongnuo be gearing up to launch their own version of the Canon 50mm F/1.4? That is what some reports over on Photo Rumors are pointing to with images they received from a user.
После успеха своих бюджетных объективов 35mm f/2 и 50mm f/1. 8, Yongnuo решила добавить еще одну новинку к своему сверхдоступному арсеналу. На днях компания объявила о выходе объектива YN 100mm f/2, который будет стоит всего 170 долларов.
После успеха своих бюджетных объективов 35mm f/2 и 50mm f/1. 8, Yongnuo решила добавить еще одну новинку к своему сверхдоступному арсеналу. На днях компания объявила о выходе объектива YN 100mm f/2, который будет стоит всего 170 долларов.
Want a cheap 35mm prime lens for your Nikon F DSLR but don’t want to pay $200 for the Nikon 35mm f/1. 8? The Chinese lens clone maker Yongnuo has just launched a 35mm f/2 Nikon F lens, and it costs just $95.
YONGNUO официально анонсировала APS-C фикс-объектив с компактным дизайном YN50mm F1. 8Z DA DSM, разработанный для беззеркальных камер Nikon Z. Он подходит для работы в условиях низкой освещенности, а также позволяет лучше контролировать глубину резкости и обеспечивает фокусное расстояние, эквивалентное 75 мм.
Новый APS-C объектив YN50mm F1. 8Z DA DSM от YONGNUO для крепления Nikon Z будет представлен 18 января. До официального объявления мы получили ключевые спецификации новинки: он имеет ЭФР 75 мм, оптическую структуру из 8 элементов в 7 группах и 7 лепестковую диафрагму с диапазоном F1.
When it comes to protecting its intellectual property, Canon is among the most litigious. Whether printer ink or lenses for the RF mount, the company spends significant effort shutting down unregistered third party brands.
The $379 Yongnuo 85mm f/1.8 Z DF DSM lens is among the first third-party prime lenses available for the Nikon Z system that not only has an impressive autofocus system, but also boasts a customizable Lens Function button (L-Fn) and control ring. [Read More]
Yongnuo has unveiled a new 50mm f/1.8 lens, expanding its “nifty fifty” lineup to include the YN50mm f/1.8S DA DSM for Sony’s E-Mount APS-C cameras. We don’t have a price yet, but we expect this to be the cheapest 50mm lens you can buy for Sony’s a6000 series once it hits stores. Yongnuo’s previous 50mm […]
Guess who’s planning to join the mirrorless camera war? Yongnuo, the Chinese company best known for creating cheap clones of popular Canon and Nikon lenses. Yongnuo revealed its plans through a Facebook post that announced a naming contest for the camera.
One way portrait photographers like Annie Leibovitz light large-scale group photos is by lighting smaller groups by themselves and then compositing everyone together into a large group. Photographer Barry Harley recently employed this technique with relatively affordable gear for a group photo with friends while on vacation. Harley, his wife, and a group of friends […]
The 100mm f/2 lens spotted yesterday isn’t the only new lens coming soon from affordable camera gear maker Yongnuo. It seems the company accidentally outed another lens in one of their product images: an 85mm (probably) f/1.
Chinese lens maker Yongnuo recently teased a new 35mm f/1. 8 prime lens in its native market. Details on the specifics of the lens are scarce, but Yongnuo has unveiled the prime's complete name: YN35mm f/1.
The 12-year-old Micro Four Thirds standard just got a nice third-party boost today. In a joint release, Olympus and Panasonic announced that three new companies were officially joining the group: Yongnuo, Venus Optics, and a B2B company called Mediaedge.
Yongnuo has quietly launched a new affordable autofocusing Canon EF to Sony E lens adapter. It’s called the EF-E II. The new metal adapter preserves both autofocus and image stabilization functionality.
What do you get when you pair an extremely high-end cinema camera with an extremely low-end still photography lens? LA-based filmmaker Gene Nagata of Potato Jet wanted to find out, so he mounted a $48 Yongnuo 50mm f/1.