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Viltrox

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Viltrox is a Chinese brand of lenses and other photographic accessories, established in 2009 by Shenzhen Jueying Technology Co., Ltd in Shenzhen, China.[1]

IndustryPhotographic equipment
Founded2009 (17 years ago) (2009) in Shenzhen, China
Products
  • Photographic lenses
  • Cinema lenses
  • Lens adapters
  • Photo lighting
  • Camera monitors
OwnerShenzhen Jueying Technology Co., Ltd.
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Viltrox
IndustryPhotographic equipment
Founded2009 (17 years ago) (2009) in Shenzhen, China
Products
  • Photographic lenses
  • Cinema lenses
  • Lens adapters
  • Photo lighting
  • Camera monitors
OwnerShenzhen Jueying Technology Co., Ltd.
WebsiteOfficial website in English
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History

  • 2009 – brand launch[1][2]
  • 2018 – first manual focus lens
  • 2019 – first autofocus lens
  • 2022 – start of current series lineup
  • 2025 – joined L-Mount Alliance[3][4]

In mid-2022, Viltrox representative reported that company has been told by Canon to stop selling all RF mount products.[5] At that point only one such lens (85mm f/1.8 for full frame) was produced by Viltrox.

In January 2026, several websites reported Nikon filing a patent infringement lawsuit against Viltrox in China.[6] Lawsuit wasn't acknowledged by either side, and new lenses for Nikon Z-mount have since been released by Viltrox and other third-party manufacturers. In July 2026, Nikon has reportedly lost that lawsuit.[7]

Products

Viltrox makes wide range of photographic equipment, including photo and cinema lenses, lens adapters, teleconverters, flash units, video lights and external camera monitors.

Photographic lenses

Modern lineup consists of following series of lenses for mirrorless cameras:

  • Lab – flagship lenses with largest apertures and premium features
  • Pro – high-end lenses with large apertures and VCM autofocus motors
  • Evo – mid-range lenses with smaller apertures
  • Air – compact lightweight lenses with minimal controls
  • Chip – pancake-style lens without manual controls
  • DF and C – initial series of Viltrox autofocus lenses (for full frame and crop sensors respectively)

For higher-end lenses Viltrox uses glass supplied by Hoya.[1]

Autofocus prime lenses

For full frame cameras

These lenses create full frame-covering image circle, but some of them also exist in versions for Fujifilm X-mount, which is only used in cameras with APS-C sensors.

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  1. DF 85mm f/1.8 version II was introduced in 2020. First version released in 2019 was short-lived
  2. Limited number of DF 85mm f/1.8 lenses for RF-mount was produced before Canon demanded sales to stop

Discontinued models:

  • DF 35mm f/1.8
  • DF 50mm f/1.8

For APS-C cameras

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For Micro Four Thirds cameras

  • Air 25mm f/1.7 – China-only release (2026)
  • Air 35mm f/1.7 – China-only release (2026)

Manual focus lenses

  • MF 20mm f/1.8 – full frame (E, Z mounts)
  • MF 85mm f/1.8 – full frame (E-mount)

Cinema lenses

EPIC full frame anamorphic lenses

Manual focus, PL mount, 1.33x squeeze ratio, 3 flare options (blue, silver, no flare):

  • 25mm T2.0
  • 35mm T2.0 (+E, L, RF mounts)
  • 50mm T2.0 (+E, L, RF mounts)
  • 65mm T2.8 Macro
  • 75mm T2.0 (+E, L, RF mounts)
  • 100mm T2.0
  • 135mm T2.4

Luna cinema zoom lenses

Manual focus, 10x zoom:

  • 30-300mm T4.0 (46.5mm image circle)
  • 42-420mm T5.6 (60mm image circle)

Cine Micro Four Thirds lenses

Manual focus, Micro Four Thirds mount:

  • 23mm T1.5
  • 33mm T1.5
  • 56mm T1.5

Raze lenses for DJI Ronin 4D

Autofocus, DL mount:

  • 16mm f/1.8
  • 24mm f/1.8
  • 28mm f/1.8
  • 35mm f/1.8
  • 50mm f/1.8
  • 85mm f/1.8
  • 90mm f/3.5 (not in the Raze series)

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