Zeiss Batis APO Sonnar 135mm f/2.8 Image Gallery

So, for the first time I have my hands on an autofocusing Zeiss with image stabilization.  Only one problem:  it is made for a camera system (Sony E-mount) that I don’t own!  That hasn’t cooled my enthusiasm for this beautiful Zeiss lens with amazing optics, and, while I’m not thrilled with a number of ergonomic issues on the Sony A7R II body that I borrowed from B&H Photo to do the review on, the thought of having access to the Batis line of autofocusing Zeiss lenses is enough to make me pause and reconsider!  This I can tell you: the Zeiss Batis APO Sonnar 135mm f/2.8 is an optical treat.  Take a look at these images and enjoy both the beautiful Zeiss rendering along with amazing resolution from wide open.  My review will be coming in a couple of weeks; today is the first day I’m allowed to share information with you all!

Images of the Zeiss Batis APO Sonnar 135mm f/2.8

Images from the Zeiss Batis APO Sonnar 135mm f/2.8

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2 Comments

  1. […] Yeah, there isn’t really anything to complain about. If I were to dig desperately deep I would say that I slightly prefer the rendering from the Milvus 2/135mm due to that larger aperture that gives more 3 dimensional pop to images. That’s about all I can come up with.  You can see many other image samples in the Image Gallery here. […]

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