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Leica 11889 135mm f/3.4 APO-Telyt-M Lens for M System

f/3.4

Capture Distant Subjects with Exceptional Clarity The Leica 135mm f/3.4 APO-Telyt-M Lens delivers outstanding image quality for M-System cameras. This telephoto lens offers superior sharpness, contrast, and resolving power, even at full aperture, making it ideal for capturing distant subjects wit...

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Overview

Capture Distant Subjects with Exceptional Clarity

The Leica 135mm f/3.4 APO-Telyt-M Lens delivers outstanding image quality for M-System cameras. This telephoto lens offers superior sharpness, contrast, and resolving power, even at full aperture, making it ideal for capturing distant subjects with stunning detail.

Specifications:

  • Construction: 4 Groups/5 Elements
  • Angle of View: 18°
  • F Stop Range: 3.4-22
  • Closest Focusing Distance: 5'
  • Maximum Magnification: 1:9
  • Filter Size: E 49
  • Dimensions (Length x Diameter): 4.1 x 2.3
  • Weight: 1 lb

Key Features

Filter Size 49mm f/Stop Range f/3.4-22 Minimum Focus Distance 5' Magnification 1:9 Angle of View 18

Specifications

Filter Size
49mm
F/Stop Range
f/3.4-22
Minimum Focus Distance
5'
Magnification
1:9
Angle of View
18 degrees
Lens Type
APO-Telyt-M Lens
Focal Length
135mm
Maximum Aperture
f/3.4

Frequently Asked Questions

The filter size for this lens is 49mm, making it compatible with standard filters of that diameter.
The minimum focus distance for the Leica 11889 lens is 5 feet, allowing for detailed shots from a moderate distance.
Yes, the lens provides an f/stop range from f/3.4 to f/22, offering considerable control over depth of field and exposure.
This lens features a magnification ratio of 1:9, which is suitable for capturing subjects with a good level of detail.
An 18-degree angle of view is ideal for isolating subjects, portraiture, or specific scene elements where a tighter perspective is desired.