Brightin Star has announced an MF 14mm f/2.8 ultra-wide-angle lens positioned for landscape, architecture, interiors, and astrophotography. The lens is described as a manual-focus design, with sources noting that at 14mm depth of field makes autofocus less critical for many shooting situations. The announcement emphasizes the practical ability to use manual focusing and zone focusing at this focal length. Coverage also frames the lens as suited to wide-field night-sky and astro images, alongside more general wide-angle uses such as capturing expansive landscapes and architectural interiors. One outlet additionally highlights a teaser tied to the same release, presenting the lens as a forthcoming product aimed at high-end astro photography. Another outlet reports the lens as an official announcement and specifies compatibility with Canon’s RF mount. Across the reports, the central details are the focal length (14mm), maximum aperture (f/2.8), the manual-focus nature of the lens, and its intended broad set of wide-angle and astrophotography applications.