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

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.

Superb Resolution

Unsparing application of Samyang's most advanced optical technologies has produced a large-aperture prime telephoto lens that delivers outstanding corner-to-corner resolution. The AF 135mm F1.8 Sony FE delivers an 18.9Àö angle of view for full-frame and 12.5Àö for APS-C. It features a bright maximum aperture of F1.8 throughout the entire image, as favoured by full-frame camera users. In particular, the optimum resolution is achieved through the optical design of 13 elements in 11 groups (1 U-ASP, 2 HR and 3 ED). Combined with Sony's full-frame image sensor, this lens delivers superior sharpness and contrast in all areas of the image.

Able to Deliver Extremely Narrow Depth of Field, with Beautiful Bokeh

The AF 135mm F1.8 Sony FE uses a large-diameter aperture to provide smooth background blur. It effectively allows separation of the subject from the background, by using a shallow depth of field. Also, it is equipped with a UA (Ultra-precision Aspherical) lens, which delivers natural and refined bokeh. Using this smooth bokeh, you can freely create images highlighting your subjects against stunning backgrounds, whether shooting portraits, close-ups or even cityscapes.

Fast and Quiet Auto Focus Performance

Tracking the subject accurately and quickly, the AF also operates quietly and smoothly when shooting video. Samyang's Linear STM (Stepping Motor) satisfies both photographers and videographers with quieter and more accurate control of the focusing lens groups.

Enhanced Operability & Reliability

Important features include customisable:

Focus Hold button,

Custom Switch, and

Focus Range Limiter

Overall, this is a lens that meets or exceeds the professional requirement for control and reliability for both stills and movies.

Focus Hold Button

Pressing this button on the lens will keep the lens locked to that focusing distance. You can assign functions such as Eye AF in settings on the camera body.

Custom Switch

There is a custom switch, which can be set to allow adjustment of the aperture silently by rotating the focus ring. Using the optional Lens Station, you can set up the mode to suit your own preference*.

(*More functions will be added through firmware updates in the future.)

Focus Range Limiter Switch

The Focus Range Limiter only operates in AF mode.

It is useful when the distance from an object has been determined.

Move the Focus Range Limiter forward or backward to select the focus range.

FULL: The AF range is set to infinity at a minimum focus distance of 0.69m.

0.69m - 2m: The AF range is set between 0.69m and 2m, which is suitable for close-up shooting.

1.5m - ‚àû: The AF range is set from 1.5m to infinity, which is suitable for normal shooting.

Short Minimum Focal Distance of 0.69m

Although this is a 135mm telephoto lens that effectively controls aberration at all focusing distances, Samyang has made it possible to achieve a minimum focus distance of just 69cm and a maximum magnification of 0.243x for close-up photography. Small accessories and other subjects can be captured with remarkable resolution and beautiful, soft background bokeh.

Modern Design and Weather Sealing

The AF 135mm F1.8 Sony FE has been developed and enhanced, taking into consideration not only the design features but also the user's shooting environment. It has a micro-patterned rubber focus ring, which feels great to operate and the weather-sealing protects the lens from light rain, snow and dust.

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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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