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Sigma Cine 135mm T2 FF Lens

The Sigma 135mm T2 FF is a 135mm f/2 lens designed for PL Mount, Canon EF, Sony E mount cameras. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Sigma Cine 135mm T2 FF Lens

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Lens Overview — Sigma 135mm T2 FF

The Sigma Cine 135mm T2 FF Lens is a prime telephoto lens built specifically for professional cinema and video production. With a fixed 135mm focal length and a maximum aperture of T2, it delivers strong low-light capability and precise exposure control that cinematographers rely on when working across varied lighting conditions. The T2 rating is a calibrated transmission measurement, making it directly comparable with other cinema glass on set — an important distinction from photo lenses rated in f-stops.

Designed for full-frame coverage, this lens is compatible with the largest modern digital cinema and mirrorless sensors without vignetting. It supports manual focus only, in keeping with professional cinema workflows where follow focus systems and lens control units are standard. Weighing 1805g, the lens has a substantial, professional-grade build appropriate for rigged camera setups.

Mount options span PL Mount, Canon EF, and Sony E, giving production teams flexibility across a range of cinema and mirrorless camera platforms. Image stabilization is not included, consistent with cinema lens conventions where stabilization is typically handled at the camera or rig level. This 135mm focal length is a classic choice for portraiture-style shots, interview setups, and compressed background work in narrative and commercial production.

Key Features — Sigma 135mm T2 FF

135mm T2 Prime: A fixed telephoto focal length with a T2 aperture rating, providing calibrated light transmission directly comparable across other cinema lenses on set.

Full-Frame Coverage: Covers full-frame sensors without vignetting, making it compatible with large-format digital cinema and mirrorless cameras.

T-Stop Aperture Rating: Rated in T-stops rather than f-stops, ensuring accurate and consistent exposure matching with other cinema glass in multi-lens productions.

PL, EF & Sony E Mounts: Available in PL Mount, Canon EF, and Sony E configurations, offering broad compatibility across professional cinema and mirrorless camera platforms.

Manual Focus Design: Smooth manual focus ring built for use with follow focus systems and lens control units standard in professional cinema rigs.

Consistent Front Diameter: Shares a unified front diameter with other Sigma Cine FF primes, allowing lens accessories and matte boxes to be swapped across the set without adjustment.

Lens Specifications — Sigma 135mm T2 FF

Sigma 135mm T2 FF full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesVideo / Cinematography, Portrait, Studio
Lens TypeCine
FormatFull Frame
Zoom/PrimePrime
Focal Length135mm
Maximum Aperturef/2
Camera SystemCinema / Video
Lens MountPL Mount, Canon EF, Sony E
AutofocusNo
Focus TypeManual
Image StabilizationNone
Weight1805g

Description — Sigma 135mm T2 FF

The Sigma Cine 135mm T2 FF Lens is a prime telephoto lens engineered for professional cinema and video production. Its T2 maximum aperture delivers calibrated light transmission for consistent exposure matching on set — a practical advantage when working alongside other cinema glass. The 135mm fixed focal length makes it a strong choice for interview setups, portrait-style compositions, and scenes requiring natural background compression.

Covering full-frame sensors, it accommodates the largest modern digital cinema and mirrorless platforms without vignetting. Focus is manual only, pairing naturally with follow focus rigs and wireless lens control units common to professional productions. The lens is offered in PL Mount, Canon EF, and Sony E configurations, supporting a broad spectrum of cinema and mirrorless camera bodies.

At 1805g, it carries the weight expected of a robust cinema prime and is best deployed on a properly supported camera rig. Image stabilization is not present, consistent with standard cinema lens design.

Pros — Sigma 135mm T2 FF

  • ✓T2 maximum aperture provides strong light transmission for demanding low-light cinema shoots
  • ✓Full-frame coverage supports the largest digital cinema and mirrorless sensors without vignetting
  • ✓Available in three mount options — PL Mount, Canon EF, and Sony E — for broad camera compatibility

Cons — Sigma 135mm T2 FF

  • ✗No image stabilization, requiring external stabilization solutions at the rig or camera level
  • ✗At 1805g, the lens is heavy and best suited to rigged or supported camera setups rather than handheld use
  • ✗Manual focus only means no autofocus option for operators working in run-and-gun or hybrid photography scenarios

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Frequently Asked Questions — Sigma 135mm T2 FF

What camera mounts is the Sigma Cine 135mm T2 compatible with?+
The lens is available in three mounts: PL Mount, Canon EF, and Sony E. This gives productions flexibility across a range of cinema cameras and mirrorless systems. Always confirm which mount version you are purchasing, as they are not interchangeable without an adapter.
Does this lens support autofocus?+
No — the Sigma Cine 135mm T2 is a manual focus lens. This is standard for cinema prime lenses, where focus is typically controlled via a follow focus system or lens control unit rather than in-camera autofocus.
What sensors will the full-frame coverage support?+
The lens is designed for full-frame format sensors, meaning it projects an image circle large enough to cover full-frame cinema and mirrorless sensors without vignetting. It can of course also be used on smaller sensor formats.
Is T2 the same as f/2?+
No — T-stops and f-stops are different measurements. The T2 rating measures actual light transmission through the lens, whereas f-stops are a geometric calculation. T-stop ratings are preferred on cinema sets because they allow consistent exposure matching across different lenses.
How heavy is the Sigma Cine 135mm T2?+
The lens weighs 1805g. This is a substantial weight typical of professional cinema primes and is best suited to rigged camera setups with proper lens support rather than lightweight handheld shooting.
Does the Sigma Cine 135mm T2 have image stabilization?+
No, image stabilization is not included. Cinema lenses conventionally omit optical stabilization, with steadiness handled instead through gimbals, shoulder rigs, or camera-body stabilization systems.

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