Brightin Star 10mm F5.6 Fisheye Lens for Nikon Z Mount Mirrorless Cameras, Manual Focus Prime Ultra-Wide Angle APS-C Lens Fit for Z-6II,Z-7II,Z5,Z50,Z9,Z50,Z-FC,Z30(Silver)
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Wednesday, May 27
Size: 10/5.6 APS-C Silver
Features
- 172 field of view: Brightin Star 10mm F5.6 lens can easily capture vast scenes, which is three times the field of view of the human eye
- Fisheye perspective: This unique perspective can exaggeratedly display vitality and tension
- Small&Lightweight:The lens Thickness 1.2 in and the Weight 0.75 lb. And it is compact enough to fit directly into a pocket.
- No focusing required: The lens adopts an ultra-focal length design, allowing for clear shooting without focusing and ensuring no moment is missed
- Attention Please: This Brightin Star camera lens is only used for Mirrorless Camera, NOT for SLR Camera
Description
Brightin Star 10mm F5.6 Fisheye Manual Focus Prime Lens for Nikon Z Mirrorless Cameras
Brand: brightin star
Focal Length Description: 9mm
Lens Type: Fisheye
Compatible Mountings: Nikon Z
Camera Lens Description: Brightin Star Prime Lens for Nikon Z Mount Mirrorless Cameras
Focal Length Description: 9mm
Lens: Fisheye
Compatible Camera Mount: Nikon Z
Maximum Focal Length: 50 Millimeters
Minimum Focal Length: 50 Millimeters
Lens Design: Prime
Focus Type: Manual Focus
Lens Fixed Focal Length: 35 Millimeters
Lens Coating Description: HD Coating
Zoom Ratio: 11
Image stabilization: Optical
Real Angle Of View: 172 Degrees
Maximum Aperture: 1.4 f
Minimum Aperture: 16 f
Number of Diaphragm Blades: 9
Compatible Camera Models: Nikon Z 30, Nikon Z 5, Nikon Z 50, Nikon Z 6, Nikon Z 6II, Nikon Z 7, Nikon Z 7II, Nikon Z 8, Nikon Z 9, Nikon Z fc
Lens Mount: Nikon Z
Brand: brightin star
Camera Lens: Brightin Star Prime Lens for Nikon Z Mount Mirrorless Cameras
Model Name: fisheye manual
Built-In Media: Brightin Star Prime Lens for Nikon Z Mount Mirrorless Cameras
Manufacturer: Brightin Star
Item Weight: 0.12 Kilograms
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: 2 years
Shooting Modes: Manual
Exposure Control Type: Manual
Color: 10mm F5.6 Silver
Media Type: ProductImage, EnhancedContent
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
File Format: JPEG, RAW
Viewfinder Type: LCD screen
Light Sensitivity: Wide ISO range
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Size: 56*60mm
This little lens is packed with crisp, perfect photos every time! If you're comfortable using manual settings and are looking for a nice compact lens, this is the lens for you. The photos are incredibly sharp! I wish Brightin Star would make more Z mount lenses for Nikon. Fabulous lens at a fantastic price!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2024 by Jeanne
Size: 9/5.6 Full Frame
Something this ridiculously wide angle is a very unusual specialty lens. I wouldn't recommend it as a second or even seventh lens for most photographers. There are very few situations to use something like this. For the price you could purchase so many other more frequently used lenses. For the size and weight you could similarly carry one or two more useful lenses in your bag. But if you want this extreme ultra wide rectilinear look then this is the lens you are looking for! With that out of the way, this is a very well executed lens design. For such an extreme wide angle lens the edge and corner performance is very decent. I'm typically using it for landscape stopped down to F/8 which of course helps the corners and edges. I strongly recommend reading some of the thorough online reviews of this lens and the nearly identical 7Artisans version to set proper expectations (look especially for bastiank's review on Phillip Reeve's site). There will be significant vignetting. Often color shifts near the edges are an issue with these kinds of lenses depending on the camera used. Also be aware that assembly tolerances on these ultra-wide lenses tend to be extremely tight and hard to maintain. I'd definitely order from someplace with an excellent return policy like Amazon for that reason. I had to return two copies of the 7Artisan's version. I don't necessarily think Brightin Star has better manufacturing control than 7Artisans, probably I just got unlucky with 7Artisans and lucky with Brightin Star this time. Rather, just assume some of these very ambitious designs from off brands are likely to need to be checked upon receipt and potentially exchanged or returned. With that in mind, I can mention there is a somewhat smaller 9mm F/5.6 lens of a different design from Laowa. I was never able to get a copy of that lens that didn't have a fairly bad optical defect. I know they must exist because there are a few good reviews of that Laowa lens, but I tried two copies with no luck. By comparison, the two 7Artisans lenses of the same design as the Brighin Star that I returned only had minor defects compared to what I experienced with the Laowa. So again, don't purchase any of these kinds of lenses without a generous return/exchange policy! Compared with the 7Artisans version the Brightin Star version is unique having the rear mounted filter. I'm surprised how well the rear mounted filter works optically. Usually introducing glass behind the lens can result in severely degraded corners in ultra-wide-angle designs, but it seems to work fine here! One nice surprise with this lens (and the 7Artisans) is that they perform quite well on IR converted cameras. The other alternatives out there are fisheye lenses. The TTArtisan 11mm F/2.8 Fisheye is quite a bit less expensive and in my experience fisheye designs are for some reason far more tolerant to manufacturing tolerances. The 11mm is razor sharp. You can "defish" the TTArtisan to give a rectilinear projection and because it is such a sharp lens this actually works surprisingly well. The biggest problem with this is composition however. It is extremely difficult to visualize the final "defished" composition when shooting. With the Brighin Star 9mm you see what you are going to get. Also, the TTArtisans 11mm Fisheye is actually a 15mm Fisheye. They call it "11mm" because when defished it has the same field of view as an 11mm rectilinear lens. This goes to show just how extreme the Brighin Star 9mm design is, it is actually a wider field of view top to bottom than a full frame fisheye! I was torn as to whether this really deserves five stars. Compared with typical photographic lenses it is most definitely not five stars. It is not the most useful focal length, the design is very sensitive to manufacturing tolerances, many cameras will see color shifts on the edges, vignetting, manual focus only, and so on. But it wouldn't be fair to compare to a "normal" lens. There is very little else like this out there to compare to. Just the 7Artisans of the identical optical design and the Laowa 9mm of a very different optical design. I've tried all three and this was the only one I ever got that actually delivered on the promised optical performance. It is still a bag of compromises, but any lens of this design would be. So maybe this is "five stars for effort" understanding all the compromises that one should just expect with such a lens.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025 by Ken
Size: 56*60mm
I love the detail it can capture. It is manual which is not what I am use to but I still love it so much.
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2025 by Ariel
Size: 35/0.95 APS-C
I really love the texture, feeling, material of this solidly built lens. Really love the feeling of manually adjusting the parameters. The huge aperture, nice, great, I love the depth of field. However, the chromatic aberration of this lens does make me annoyed. Considering its price, I am still giving it a 5-star, but for now I will only use it for B&W mode. I will leave some sample images for your reference.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025 by Lockbrains
Size: 16/2.8 Full Frame
Sorry, but this is by far the worst wide angle lens I’ve ever used. Way too soft at f2.8 and corners are soft all the way down to f16. The only good thing about it is that Chromatic aberration was minimal. Luckily, I used a tripod for interior shots but wow I had to get that shutter speed way slow to get the sharpest picture you can get at f16. It’s a shame because the build quality and feel are superb. But what comes out of this lens is not worth your time or money…unless it was priced at around $75 then maybe.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2025 by Erick
Size: 60/2.8 Full Frame
Im sorry but this lens is not sharp as you are led to beleive with all the youtube videos, has very poor performance. Dont be fooled by the Full-Frame marketing this is not built for full frame, not only dark corners, but black at each corner from the obstruction of the outer lens glass ring. I know, before you say it or comment, its a very inexpensive lens. But to be honest, my reguar Nikon Z 24-70 f/4 lens with a +2 diopter outperforms this lens and has autofocus! I boght it because I was sold on the 2x, but comparing my cropped images from my 24-70 w/diopter, far outperforms it. This lens was only mounted on my camera for 7 minutes and returned the same day I reveived it. For the record, I am a commercial beauty and fashion photographer, so I am not new to lenses and photography
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2026 by Mike B.
Size: 35/1.7 APS-C
You will get a ring around your photos. The reviews are true. But, I can tell that the photo quality is great..!
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025 by Matthew Chandler
Size: 50/0.95 APS-C
This has to be the best all metal fast lens for the money. It’s all manual so when shooting wide open it’s best to use live view and zoom in to nail focus. Stopped down the lens is surprisingly sharp for a fast lens!
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025 by Michael Kalbfleisch