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Samyang 135mm F1.8 Auto Focus Sony FE Full Frame Camera Lens

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Samyang 135mm F1.8 Auto Focus Sony FE Full Frame Camera Lens

The new 135mm F1.8 Auto Focus Sony FE telephoto lens is optimised for portraits, astrophotography, landscapes and video shooting. It includes Samyang's key features, such as a focus lock button, custom switch and focus range limiter switch. With Samyang’s announcement of the new AF 135mm F1.8 Sony FE, the series now includes 24mm, 35mm, 45mm, 75mm and 135mm focal lengths, completing the lineup from wide-angle to telephoto.

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What are the advantages of using the Samyang 135mm F1.8 Auto Focus lens for portrait photography?

The Samyang 135mm F1.8 Auto Focus lens is particularly well-suited for portrait photography due to its focal length and large maximum aperture. The 135mm focal length allows for flattering compression of facial features, while the F1.8 aperture enables a shallow depth of field, creating beautiful, soft bokeh that isolates the subject from the background. This combination results in striking portraits with excellent detail and aesthetic quality.

How does the lens perform in low-light conditions?

With a maximum aperture of F1.8, the Samyang 135mm lens excels in low-light situations. The larger aperture allows more light to enter the lens, making it easier to achieve faster shutter speeds. This is particularly beneficial for shooting in dimly lit environments, such as during twilight or indoors. The lens's optical design also ensures that image quality remains high, with minimal noise and distortion, even at wider apertures.

Can this lens be used for astrophotography, and what features support that?

Yes, the Samyang 135mm F1.8 Auto Focus lens is an excellent choice for astrophotography. Its fast F1.8 aperture allows for capturing more light, which is crucial when photographing stars and celestial events. The lens's superb resolution and contrast help in rendering fine details in the night sky, while the focus range limiter can assist in quickly setting a predefined focus distance, reducing the time needed to find focus in low-light conditions.

What is the significance of the focus range limiter switch on this lens?

The focus range limiter switch on the Samyang 135mm lens enhances shooting efficiency by allowing you to restrict the autofocus range to specific distances. This is particularly useful in scenarios where you are shooting subjects at a consistent distance, such as in portrait sessions or when capturing close-up details. By limiting the autofocus range, the lens can focus more quickly and accurately, reducing the chances of hunting for focus.

How does the customisable focus hold button enhance usability during shooting?

The focus hold button on the Samyang 135mm lens allows photographers to lock the focus on a specific subject or distance. This feature is especially valuable in dynamic shooting environments or when working with moving subjects, as it ensures that your focus remains on the intended target. Additionally, the button can be programmed to activate functions like Eye AF on compatible cameras, further enhancing the lens's versatility and responsiveness.

What benefits does the weather sealing provide for outdoor photography?

The Samyang 135mm F1.8 lens features weather sealing that protects it from light rain, dust, and snow, making it suitable for outdoor shooting in various conditions. This durability allows photographers to confidently shoot in challenging environments without worrying about damaging the lens. This is particularly advantageous for nature photographers or those who enjoy capturing landscapes in unpredictable weather.

What types of subjects can I capture with the close-up capabilities of this lens?

With a minimum focusing distance of just 0.69m and a maximum magnification of 0.243x, the Samyang 135mm lens is capable of capturing a wide range of subjects up close. This includes small accessories, flowers, and intricate details of larger subjects. The lens's ability to deliver high resolution and pleasing bokeh at close distances makes it ideal for macro-style photography and creative compositions.

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