This manual focus telephoto lens offers a fast f/2 maximum aperture for a price of around ￡380, which seems very good value for a 135mm lens with an f/2 maximum aperture.

Excellent sharpness from maximum aperture; Smooth manual focus action; Good build; Low CA; Low distortion; Good value

Lack of autofocus may be enough to put many off this lens; Loss of contrast when shooting into the light

This manual focus telephoto lens offers a fast f/2 maximum aperture for a price of around ￡380, which seems very good value for a 135mm lens with an f/2 maximum aperture.

Focusing is so sharp that it can be difficult through the view finder at F2. Tripod and digital zoom for perfect focusing. That said the bee was taken hand held and framed through the view finder.

Sharp Focus; Strong Construction

This lens is heavy and is manual focus, but it's sharpness is unbelievable! The colors are not the best. When images from this 135mm lens are compared to those produced by most quality Pentax lenses, I'd say the colors from this Samyang lens look slightly duller.

From a bokeh-per-dollar perspective, the Samyang 135mm f/2 ED UMC Lens is a top choice. The 135mm telephoto focal length combined with a very wide f/2 aperture can turn the image background into a creamy blur of colors with the viewer's eye drawn to the isolated in-focus subject.

Recieved new Samyang 135mm f/2.0 ED UMC lens for my Nikon D600 yesterday.Images I took were very sharp And Clear.I compared it to my Sigma 150mm 2.8 Micro lens .I found the Sigma performed on my camera sharper and I perfer it more.I have a problem mounting the Sigma on the D600 and also my D7200.Was...

Incredibly sharp lens, also not too bulky and fantastic value for money if you can do without autofocus

Samyang has been making waves with its latest line of AF lenses, but is primarily known for its range of incredibly sharp, manual focus optics. At 135mm, this lens is firmly in portrait territory, and its wide f/2 aperture returns seriously smooth out-of-focus areas, or bokeh, ideal for creating...

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Great cameras, front and back, Fast performance, Good battery life, Innovative safety features

Design too familiar, Some average features