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VILTROX AF 135mm F1.8 LAB FE Full Frame for Sony E, Telephoto Auto Focus Prime Lens with HyperVCM Motor for Sony E-Mount A7SIII A7III A7RIII A7IV A7RIV A9 A1 FX3 A7RV ZVE1 A7CR A7CII A93 ZV-E10 FX30

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*: 135mm F1.8 Full Frame


Features

  • Excellent Optical Performance: The AF 135mm F1.8 LAB FE lens features an advanced 14-element, 9-group construction, including four ED lens elements and two high-index lens elements, for outstanding image quality
  • Dual Floating Focus Design: The AF 135/1.8 LAB lens has a minimum focusing distance of 0.72m and a magnification of 0.25x. The innovative dual floating focus system ensures excellent close-up resolution while maintaining clear and vivid image quality from infinity to close-up
  • Efficient Autofocus: Equipped with patented HyperVCM motor for fast, precise, and quiet autofocus. Perfect for capturing fleeting moments
  • F1.8 Aperture & Dreamy Bokeh: The 11-blade aperture creates soft, beautiful background bokeh, with excellent low-light clarity. Maintains sharpness from center to edges across the focal range, capturing fine textures even at maximum aperture
  • Professional Control Features: Includes a focus limiter, dual customizable Fn buttons, and multi-function ring for flexible adjustments. 150% Increased focusing speed Micron-level positioning accuracy 100ms Focus switching from closest to furthest point of focus

Brand: VILTROX


Focal Length Description: 135 millimeters


Lens Type: Telephoto


Compatible Mountings: Sony E


Camera Lens Description: The VILTROX AF 135mm F1.8 LAB FE lens is a professional-grade telephoto prime lens designed for Sony E-mount full-frame cameras. With a focal length of 135mm and a maximum aperture of F1.8, it offers excellent low-light performance and beautiful bokeh effects. The lens features a complex 14-element, 9-group construction, including four ED lens elements and two high-index lens elements, ensuring outstanding image quality. It has a minimum focusing distance of 0.72m and a maximum magnification of 0.25x, making it suitable for close-up photography. The lens is equipped with VCM autofocus motor for fast, precise, and quiet autofocus, and it also features a focus limiter, dual customizable Fn buttons, and a multi-function ring for flexible adjustments. The lens weighs approximately 1235g and has a filter caliber of 82mm. See more


Product Dimensions: 8.66 x 5.91 x 5.51 inches


Item Weight: 2.73 pounds


Item model number: 135mm F1.8 Full Frame


Date First Available: November 8, 2024


Manufacturer: Viltrox


Country of Origin: China


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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025 by pete e.
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Its so lightweight it feels like a toy camera lense. To be fair I am NO pro photographer. I do like its lightweight for use on a gimbal. Ive had a great experience with the lense so far I wanted to try a similar mm lense that my sony came with, but with a lower F rate honestly I dont even know enough about photography to be dangerous, so its been a great lense for me with my lack of knowledge. I seen someone else mention problems with focus, but my zv-e10 it worked flawlessly. Overall super happy with it but I generally use my sigma 16 1.4 instead so its just been sitting on the shelf for awhile. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025 by Vicious cycles
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The media could not be loaded. Razor fast focus? Check. Sharp video and images? Check. A full frame price that is literally unbeatable? Check. As long as you stay out of the rain(Not weatherproof) you will literally never need a different brand. Lowlight and well-lit AF is great. This lens focuses 2X faster than my Sigma 24-70 Art Lens. I don't know why you would ever get any other brand except for the clout.. but honestly, Viltrox sounds cooler to say out loud than Sony😂😂 Viltrox, thank you. I will be buying all your FE lenses and some of your APSC lenses. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022 by Billy Sieburg
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024 by Armando Armando
    • Viltrox Makes a Play for the Big Leagues
I ordered this VILTROX 20mm F2.8 FE-Mount for Sony E Mount to try out on my Sony A7 II camera. I rarely use my Sony camera since making the switch to the Fuji GFX system. I sometimes find myself leaving my camera at home because I don't want to carry it. I sold off most of my Sony lenses when I got the GFX, leaving me with nothing but long tele lenses for the Sony. I decided to give this Viltrox lens a try. I've always been hesitant to try lenses from what seem to be "second tier" third party lens manufacturers. The only Viltrox items I've ever owned have been lens adapters, so it really was a leap of faith to pull the trigger on this lens. Given the low cost, though, it seemed worth the gamble. The lens is lighter than air. Build quality is not great, but the lens should hold up if you don't subject it to torture. The lens comes with a hood and a bag. The bag offers little in the way of protection. The hood is quite flimsy and has a bit of play when mounted to the lens. It is reversible to take up less space when the lens is stored, but honestly this thing is so tiny that will rarely be an issue. In an inexplicable design decision, Viltrox chose not to fit this lens with an AF/MF switch. That's an annoyance if you want to shoot MF and need to enter Sony's labrynthine menu system to turn AF off. Shot wide open, sharpness is fine at the center but falls off pretty rapidly. Images shot wide open have corners that can only be described as "mushy." Stopping down results in pretty quick improvement. Everything but the corners is acceptably sharp by f4.0 and even the corners start looking better by f5.6. Autofocus works well, with generally snappy and accurate results. The lens will focus down to 19cm but the maximum magnification is about 1:6. Abberations are fairly well-controlled and easily corrected in Lightroom. Would I use this lens for critical work? No. Are there alternatives? There is the Tamron (which I had for a few months.) The Tamron offers similar optical performance with a better magnification of 1:2. If that is important to you, the Tamron is probably a better choice. The Tamron, though, is half again as expensive as the Viltrox. There is the Sony f1.8 G lens. Optical performance for the Sony is reportedly excellent, and it offers a larger aperture. It is also 6 times the cost of this Viltrox. So what's my verdict? I'm keeping this lens. The performance is good enough for most of what I shoot when I'm in casual mode. It adds virtually no weight to my camera and is small enough to shove into a large pocket. It comes in at a price point that can't be beat. If you have needs that are similar to mine, you'll be happy with this lens. If you're a newer photographer and want to try wide angle, you'll love this lens. If you're a student with a limited budget, you'll love this lens. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024 by All Photos All the Time
    • Very Good for Low Light and Portraits, But Focusing Isn't As Good
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