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Samyang Video Objektive sind lichtstarke Festbrennweiten, die speziell für die besonderen Ansprüche von Videofilmern und Kameraleuten entwickelt wurden. Die sorgfältig verarbeiteten Samyang VDSLR Objektive beeindrucken durch die exzellente Farbwiedergabe und knackigen Kontraste. Selbstverständlich sind die Videoobjektive von Samyang sowohl mit einem entkoppelten Followfokus- als auch Blendenring versehen und lassen sich stufen- und geräuschlos an die jeweilige Filmsituation anpassen.
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Lieferumfang : Samyang 135mm T2.2 VDSLR ED UMC für Anschluss MFT; Sonnenblende; Schutzdeckel für Linse und Anschlussgewinde; Objektivschutzbeutel; Anleitung
daniel
Bewertet in Deutschland am 13. März 2025
Ein tolles manuelles Objektiv
Fotofreund
Bewertet in Deutschland am 8. Februar 2022
Dürfte sich ja mittlerweile rum gesprochen haben was Samyang hier mit dem 135mm Objektiv abgeliefert hat😁Hab es mir auch nochmal für das Fuji System gekauft, einfach nur klasse, mehr braucht man nicht dazu zu sagen und nicht nur zu dem Preis! Die Abbildungsleistung ist absolut auf Augenhöhe vom Aposonnar von Zeiss!......😄
Giti Thadani
Bewertet in Indien am 31. Januar 2022
The optics of this lens is one of the best. Very sharp with very special bokeh and out of focus rendering. It is lighter that the sony sigma and zeiss lenses in this category. However as it was designed for DSLR's it is a long lens. I am using it on the sony a7r4 and easily resolves the 61mp sensor. Its main rival is the new updated samyang 135mm f1.8 which has AF and slightly lighter and more ergonomic - however at more than double the price. I got this as I enjoy MF focus - particularly for video & the lens has a very smooth focus and declicked aperture dial.
Customer
Bewertet in Indien am 23. November 2020
This lens is superb in terms of sharpness.. It's a manual lens so focusing and aperture have to be set manually. With canon cameras auto exposure works but with my Nikon D3400 shutter speed also must be set manually. So its like doing photography like it was done 30-40 years ago. I bought it for astrophotography in which all setting must be entered manually. So it not an issue for me. I wholly recommended this lens for its optical quality. Build quality is also very good. All in all fully recommended.P.S - The F2 and the T2.2 are the same lens internally.
Steadycam man
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 17. Januar 2018
The Samyang range of hybrid cinelenses is topped by this the 135mm T2.2. It is also with the 100mm T3.1 macro lens the largest in the hybrid cine range.This is not a full on cine lens as the price and size immediately tells you but what you get for the money really opens up a whole new world for those with DSLRs or cine camcorders on a budget. Samyang do a range of professional cine lenses called Zeen and while these don't quite come up the the same spec they are VERY impressive.I have the full range of the hybrid lenses of which the 135mm if the last and like all the others the quality is very good. Sharp across the image and being T2.2 makes it easy to work with the other T1.5 lenses, the only other one being the 100mm with just T3.1.The 135mm holds it's own against other photo lenses of 135mm but with the tremendous advantage that it is designed for cine use. Some of you may know what I mean by this but for those who don't I'll quickly explain.The Samyang 135mm comes in two different versions, one for stills and the one here for cine use. On the cine lens it's measured in what's known as "T' stops. All cine lenses are measured this way so as to ensure the same exposure from lens to lens. Still lenses may have the same "F" stop but you can find when doing cine filming the exposure will be different despite the fact you we using the same F stop.Another great advantage with these lenses is both the focus and aperture rings are geared for follow focus units and matched to all the other lenses in the range. The focus is as you would expect for a cine lens, manual with hard stops and the aperture is de-clicked.Getting back the the Samyang 135mm lens, the quality is excellent and while not quite the same as it's bigger brother in the Zeen range for the price I can't think of a better lens for filming cine.So if you have a DSLR or a camcorder with the option of detachable lenses be the Canon, Nikon, MFT or E mount then you need to take a serious look at this range of lenses. For the price they can't be beat.
Miguel
Bewertet in Spanien am 1. Juni 2018
Soy un tipo que normalmente tiene objetivos Zeiss que cuatriplican el precio de este objetivo y los objetivos de Samyang, este fue una prueba que hice para ver qué calidad tenían y de camino tener una focal más cerrada y tengo que admitir que es un objetivo magnífico para hacer vídeo: Si no necesitas autofocus, no veo la razón para no decidirte por este.
Marc Valenzuela
Bewertet in Spanien am 4. Oktober 2016
Tiene muy buena calidad óptica, eso es innegable y un bokeh que sin ser de los mejores que he visto es muy aceptable. La rueda del enfoque suave, alargaría su recorrido pero no esta mal. Ahora empiezan los inconvenientes, es todo manual y cuando digo todo es todo. Tengo un par de Samyangs más y al menos con los otros podias cambiar el diafragma desde la cámara, con esta lente NO. hay que cambiar el diafragma desde la óptica si o si. Para enfocar hay que perder un ratito tambien bien, sobretodo si abres diafragma y enfocas a distancias superiores a dos metros. En mi caso disparando con una Nikon D600 la cámara tiene un chivato de enfoque que te indica cuando está enfocado, aunque no sea muy preciso pero te puede orientar. ¿Para quién es esta óptica? Después de haberla exprimido bastante veo que es para todos aquellos que no tengan prisa. Olvidaros de usarla en deportes, urbano, viajes ni social.
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