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CanonTelephoto·CANON EF mount·1987

Canon EF 135mm F/2.8 SF

Specifications01

Focal length135mm
Max aperturef/2.8
TypeTelephoto · Prime
Release year1987
Weight390 g
Filter size52 mm
Physical length98 mm
Min focus distance1.3 m
Max magnification0.12
Aperture blades6
Optical elements7
Groups6
AutofocusYes
StabilizationNo
Aperture controlNone The aperture is controlled from the camera
Lens hoodET-65III - Snap-on round
TeleconvertersNot compatible
EraFilm era
Production statusDiscontinued

Additional Info02

Lens TypeMedium telephoto prime lens

Summary02

Canon EF 135mm f/2.8 is a fixed telephoto prime lens for portraits and low-light subject isolation. It uses a fast f/2.8 maximum aperture and short-telephoto compression for close, flattering framing.

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Specifications from thelensdb

Where can this lens be adapted?

The Canon EF mount has a flange distance of 44 mm. A plain adapter fits a camera whose flange distance is at least 1.46 mm shorter. How lens adapters work

  • Native lenses set the aperture, and often the focus, electronically. On a plain adapter they do not work. Use an electronic adapter made for this pair; for many pairs nobody makes one. Fully manual lenses are the exception.
  • Sony EAdapter · 26 mm

    The camera mount (46.1 mm) is narrower than the lens mount (54 mm). A large rear element can darken the corners.

  • Canon RFAdapter · 24 mm
  • Nikon ZAdapter · 28 mm
  • Fujifilm XAdapter · 26.3 mm
  • L-MountAdapter · 24 mm

    The camera mount (51.6 mm) is narrower than the lens mount (54 mm). A large rear element can darken the corners.

  • Micro Four ThirdsAdapter · 24.75 mm
  • Fujifilm G (GFX)Adapter · 17.3 mm

    Covers full-frame: it can vignette on a medium format sensor.

  • Canon EF-MAdapter · 26 mm
  • Canon EFNative

No plain adapter reaches infinity focus on: Nikon F.

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