Shenzhen-based optics maker Thypoch has officially entered the autofocus mirrorless market with the launch of the Voyager 24–50mm f/2.8, a full-frame constant aperture zoom designed for Sony E-mount systems. Positioned as both a technical milestone and a design statement, Thypoch describes the Voyager as its first autofocus lens and the first full-frame AF zoom developed by a Chinese optical brand. The lens is built around a simple idea: replace a traditional mid-range zoom with a single internal zoom optic that behaves more like a set of primes. PetaPixel had a first look at the Voyager 24–50mm f/2.8 at NAB 2026 , noting fast autofocus response and a solid, compact build. Thypoch has also indicated that this launch marks the beginning of a broader autofocus lineup of six lenses. Still, the company didn’t fully lift the curtain on the lens at the time, but that changes today. The Voyager centers itself on the most frequently used working focal lengths in everyday photography: 24mm, 35mm, and 50mm.…