Product Comparison: Sony FE 135mm F1.8 GM vs Zeiss Batis 2.8/135
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- The focal lengths make the lens very versatile and the photo quality is fantastic.
- Good sharp image with thus focal length.
- Great image quality for the focal length.
- This focal range is amazing for travel photography.
- Excellent aperture for evening shots.
- The 2.8 aperture is very nice on this lens. Creamy bokeh.
- The quality is excellent, extraordinary sharpness. Amazing aperture.
- Bokeh at f/2.8 is very nice looking.
- The 135mm is perfect for my needs.
- Excellent aperture for shooting at night.
- It's a heavy lens, but not super heavy honestly. It feels right in my hands.
- Absolutely amazing. Great size and weight.
- Great lens for travel and walking around.
- Compact for its size.
- Balances perfectly with the camera and doesn't feel too heavy.
- Reasonable size and weight, balances beautifully on Sony A7Riii.
- Excellent pics, lightweight. Highly recommended.
- Fairly lightweight. Super sharp as you would expect for Zeiss.
- It is lightweight, stays out of the way and captures everything beautifully.
- The lens is remarkably lightweight, but feels sturdy and is designed flawlessly.
- The autofocus is lightning fast and very sharp wide open.
- Very nice bokeh, very quiet focus motors.
- It focuses extremely fast and quietly on my A9II.
- It has an excellent minimum focusing distance which increases its versatility.
- The accuracy of focus is unbelievable.
- Focus speed is quiet and lightning fast.
- Focus is incredibly fast.
- The autofocus is quick, and accurate.
- The manual focus ring is very good to use.
- The focus is smooth and has a good IS.
- Very solid and well built.
- Dust and Moisture Resistant.
- Sharp, manual, cheap, great build quality.
- It is a solid build and manual focus and autofocusing is amazing.
- Outstanding image quality. Excellent build quality.
- Well built, weather-sealed, with image stabilization.
- Excellent bokeh, no fringing, outstanding sharpness.
- Convenient LED backlit screen placed at the top to properly focus manually during night outings.
- Combined with machine bodies of the a7 series you can safely carry around all day without feeling any kind of annoyance.
- The body is solid and well built, no imperfection.