Sigma 135mm T2 Prime Lens
The Sigma 135mm T2 FF is a 135mm f/2 cinema lens designed for Canon EF, Sony E, PL Mount, Nikon F, L Mount Alliance mount cameras. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.
Sigma 135mm T2 Prime Lens
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Lens Overview — Sigma 135mm T2 FF
Key Features — Sigma 135mm T2 FF
135mm Telephoto Prime: Fixed 135mm focal length is well-suited to portrait, interview, and narrative close-up work with natural subject compression.
T2 Maximum Aperture: Transmits a measured T2 of light, enabling shallow depth-of-field and reliable exposure consistency across a matched lens set.
Full-Frame Coverage: Image circle covers full-frame sensors, making it compatible with larger format cinema and mirrorless camera systems.
Multiple Mount Options: Available in Canon EF, Sony E, PL, Nikon F, and L-Mount, allowing the lens to move across different camera systems on production.
Manual Focus Design: Smooth, dampened manual focus ring is built for repeatable focus pulls in professional cinema workflows.
95mm Filter Thread: Standardized front thread matches other lenses in the Sigma Cine lineup for consistent use of matte boxes and filters across a set.
Lens Specifications — Sigma 135mm T2 FF
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Use Cases | Portrait, Wedding, Studio, Creative Effects, Video / Cinematography |
| Lens Type | Cine |
| Format | Full Frame |
| Zoom/Prime | Prime |
| Focal Length | 135mm |
| Maximum Aperture | f/2 |
| Camera System | Cinema / Video |
| Lens Mount | Canon EF, Sony E, PL Mount, Nikon F, L Mount Alliance |
| Autofocus | No |
| Focus Type | Manual |
| Image Stabilization | None |
| Filter Thread | 95mm |
Description — Sigma 135mm T2 FF
The Sigma 135mm T2 is a prime cinema lens designed for the full-frame format, covering the cinema and video camera system category. Its T2 maximum aperture provides solid light transmission at a 135mm telephoto focal length, making it a capable tool for achieving selective focus and working in lower-light production environments. The lens is manual focus only, consistent with professional cinema workflows that rely on dedicated focus pullers for smooth, precise control.
Mount flexibility is a standout attribute, with compatibility across Canon EF, Sony E, PL Mount, Nikon F, and L-Mount — allowing the lens to be deployed across a wide variety of camera platforms. The 95mm filter thread ensures compatibility with standard cinema accessories and matches other lenses in the series for seamless set transitions. At 1,230g, this lens is built for supported or rigged setups.
There is no image stabilization, so external or in-body stabilization solutions should be considered depending on the shooting scenario.
Pros — Sigma 135mm T2 FF
- ✓Wide T2 maximum aperture provides strong light-gathering at a telephoto 135mm focal length
- ✓Full-frame coverage supports larger sensor cameras
- ✓Broad mount compatibility across Canon EF, Sony E, PL Mount, Nikon F, and L-Mount
Cons — Sigma 135mm T2 FF
- ✗No autofocus — manual focus only, which limits versatility for solo operators or run-and-gun shooting
- ✗No image stabilization, which may be a drawback in handheld or non-rigged shooting scenarios
- ✗At 1,230g, the lens is heavy and is best suited to rigged or supported cinema camera setups
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