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Canon 135mm f2.0: Weight & Portability

8 positive · 2 mixed · 1 critical mentions across 11 sources.

it does kind of increase the weight of it here it is on the r5 right here and it's adapted but um it is much easier to use than on the f1n now as i mentioned is a manual focus lens so you're gonna have to rely on focus peaking and magnification the r5's magnification and focus speaking is fantastic
— Bobby Tonelli (source)
clothes and hair are in place and ready to go now with the 135 you'll see it's a long lens but it's not super heavy which is important to me because as many of you know I shoot while I'm hiking a lot of the time and I don't want to lug around heavy equipment you'll also notice with the
— Cozy Clicks & The Stay Focused Podcast (source)
pretty heavy lens but relative to like a 70 to 200 I'm able to just move through crowds a lot easier using it I don't have to worry about hitting people I can kind of discreetly get over a person's shoulder and photograph that way shooting at f/2 I'm able to really shoot through things and blur…
— Mik Milman (source)

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