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  • Avg. price: ~£1,850
  • Lens mount: Sony E
  • Maximum focal length: 135 mm
  • Maximum aperture (telephoto end): 4
  • Optical image stabilization: yes
  • Maximum angle of view: 75 °

Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS review. Compare 54 technical specifications and user reviews to see how it ranks among camera lenses and if it is worth buying.

8.1

Overall score

What it is: An overall evaluation of the camera lens's quality, based on technical analyses and user reviews.

When it matters: When you need a quick reference to identify the best camera lenses on the market.

Score components:

80.0%

8.1

Technical Score

20.0%

7.9

User score

Excellent
8.1

Technical Score

What it is: An assessment of the camera lens's technical performance, covering eight key areas: sharpness, aperture flexibility, autofocus, stabilization, build quality, mount compatibility, close-focus performance, and design.

When it matters: When you want to compare camera lenses based on technical performance and available features.

Score components:

35.0%

8.2

Optics & Aperture

24.0%

7.8

Build & Handling

20.0%

8.2

Focus & Controls

10.0%

9.1

Lab Scores

8.0%

9.6

Stabilization

3.0%

1.0

Mount & Format

Excellent
7.9

User score

What it is: A rating that combines user reviews and the total number of reviews received by the camera lens.

When it matters: When real-world owner satisfaction and review volume matter to your decision.

Score components:

70.0%

9.1

User reviews

30.0%

4.9

Popularity

User score:
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Very good
  • 9.8
    Low-light photography

    Score components:

    70.0%

    9.7

    Maximum aperture (telephoto end)

    30.0%

    10

    Optical image stabilization

  • 8.1
    Travel

    Score components:

    30.0%

    7.4

    Lens length

    25.0%

    5.6

    Lens diameter

    25.0%

    10

    Weather sealing (splashproof)

    20.0%

    10

    Optical image stabilization

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Verdict

The Sony FE PZ 28-135mm f/4 G OSSGo to product viewer dialog for this item. is a professional full-frame E-mount power zoom lens specifically engineered for 4K video production, featuring a constant f/4 aperture and a versatile 28-135mm focal range. Its core characteristics include a 'Smooth Motion Optics' design that minimizes focus breathing and image shift, three independent control rings for zoom, focus, and iris, and a Super Sonic wave Motor (SSM) for quiet, variable-speed powered zooming. Key pros include its parfocal capability (maintaining focus while zooming), Optical SteadyShot stabilization, and a dust- and moisture-resistant build. However, common cons include its substantial weight (approximately 1.22kg), a large 95mm filter diameter that can make filters expensive, and a wide end that some users find insufficiently wide for certain cinematic applications.

Technical Specifications of Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS

Technical Score

What it is: An assessment of the camera lens's technical performance, covering eight key areas: sharpness, aperture flexibility, autofocus, stabilization, build quality, mount compatibility, close-focus performance, and design.

When it matters: When you want to compare camera lenses based on technical performance and available features.

Score components:

35.0%

8.2

Optics & Aperture

24.0%

7.8

Build & Handling

20.0%

8.2

Focus & Controls

10.0%

9.1

Lab Scores

8.0%

9.6

Stabilization

3.0%

1.0

Mount & Format

8.1
Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a technical score of 8.1 points, which is higher than 91.9% of camera lenses.
User score

What it is: A rating that combines user reviews and the total number of reviews received by the camera lens.

When it matters: When real-world owner satisfaction and review volume matter to your decision.

Score components:

70.0%

9.1

User reviews

30.0%

4.9

Popularity

User score:
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7.9
Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a user score of 7.87 points, which is lower than 62.9% of camera lenses.
Popularity
What it is: An indicator based on the number of reviews received by the camera lens.
When it matters: When you want to see which camera lenses attract the most buyer attention and review activity.
4.9
Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a popularity of 4.9 points, which is lower than 59.3% of products in this category.
Ratio quality/price

What it is: An indicator that combines the camera lens's overall rating with its cost.

When it matters: When you want to know how much overall quality you get for the price.

Score components:

60.0%

8.1

Overall score

40.0%

1.0

Price

5.9
Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a quality-to-price ratio of 5.9 points, which is lower than 87.7% of products in this category.
Lens type
What it is: The optical category that indicates whether the lens is a prime, zoom, macro, fisheye, or another design.
When it matters: When you are choosing between a prime, zoom, macro, or specialty lens for the kind of subjects you shoot.

Importance: LOW

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Lens mount
What it is: The mechanical and electronic interface that determines which cameras the lens can be attached to.
When it matters: When camera compatibility and access to the right lens ecosystem are central to your buying decision.

Importance: LOW

Sony E
Sensor format coverage
What it is: The largest sensor size the lens is designed to cover without severe vignetting.
When it matters: When you need the lens to fully cover your camera sensor without heavy corner darkening.

Importance: LOW

Full-frame
Filter thread size
What it is: The diameter of the front filter thread used for screw-in filters and compatible accessories.
When it matters: When you plan to use screw-in filters such as polarizers, ND filters, or protective glass.

Importance: LOW

95 mm
Teleconverter compatibility
What it is: Whether the lens can be used with compatible teleconverters to extend focal length.
When it matters: When you want to extend reach for wildlife or sports without changing to a different long lens.

Importance: HIGH

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Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS does not support teleconverters. 15.3% of camera lenses support teleconverters.
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Minimum focal length
What it is: The shortest focal length the lens can provide, which determines its widest framing.
When it matters: When wide framing matters for landscapes, interiors, architecture, or travel shots.

Importance: LOW

28 mm
Maximum focal length
What it is: The longest focal length the lens can reach, which determines its telephoto reach.
When it matters: When you need more reach for wildlife, sports, stage events, or distant details.

Importance: LOW

135 mm
Optical zoom
What it is: The ratio between the longest and shortest focal lengths available in the lens zoom range.
When it matters: When you want one lens to cover a broader range of compositions without swapping glass.

Importance: LOW

4.8x
Maximum angle of view
What it is: The widest scene the lens can capture at its shortest focal length.
When it matters: When you need to fit more of a room, skyline, or landscape into the frame.

Importance: LOW

75 °
Minimum angle of view
What it is: The narrowest scene the lens captures at its longest focal length.
When it matters: When you want tighter framing on faraway subjects without moving closer.

Importance: LOW

18 °
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Focus motor
What it is: The autofocus drive system responsible for moving lens elements into focus.
When it matters: When fast, quiet autofocus matters for video, wildlife, street shots, or moving subjects.

Importance: LOW

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Minimum focus distance
What it is: The shortest distance at which the lens can focus on a subject.
When it matters: When you like shooting details, food, flowers, or products from a very short distance.

Importance: MEDIUM

0.4 m
Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS focuses as close as 0.4 m, which is farther than 60.5% of camera lenses and equal to 2.9% of camera lenses.
0.95 m at tele end.
Maximum reproduction ratio
What it is: The highest magnification the lens can achieve when focusing at its closest distance.
When it matters: When close-up magnification matters for macro work, textures, or small product details.

Importance: MEDIUM

0.15x
Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS reaches a reproduction ratio of 0.15x, which is lower than 64.3% of camera lenses and equal to 7.2% of camera lenses.
Full-time manual focus
What it is: The ability to adjust focus manually without leaving autofocus mode.
When it matters: When you want to fine-tune focus instantly without switching out of autofocus.

Importance: HIGH

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Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS supports full-time manual focus. 68.3% of camera lenses support full-time manual focus.
Internal focusing
What it is: A focusing design in which internal elements move while the outer barrel length stays unchanged.
When it matters: When you use polarizers, gimbals, or close-up setups that benefit from a lens that does not extend while focusing.

Importance: HIGH

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Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS supports internal focusing. 83.6% of camera lenses support internal focusing.
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Optical image stabilization
What it is: A hardware system that shifts optical elements to counteract camera shake and reduce blur.
When it matters: When you want steadier handheld shots and less blur, especially in low light or at longer focal lengths.

Importance: HIGH

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Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS supports optical image stabilization. 28.9% of camera lenses include optical image stabilization.
Stabilization effectiveness (CIPA stops)
What it is: The rated stabilizer benefit, measured in stops, under CIPA testing standards.
When it matters: When you are comparing stabilized lenses and want to know how much handheld shutter-speed advantage they offer.

Importance: HIGH

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Weight
What it is: The total mass of the lens, affecting portability and handling balance on the camera body.
When it matters: When you carry a lens all day for travel, hiking, or event coverage and want to keep your kit manageable.

Importance: HIGH

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Lens length
What it is: The physical length of the lens body from mount to front edge.
When it matters: When bag space, balance, or front clearance matters in a compact travel or video setup.

Importance: HIGH

162.5 mm
Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS is 162.5 mm long, which is longer than 87.2% of camera lenses.
Lens diameter
What it is: The widest outer diameter of the lens barrel.
When it matters: When grip comfort, filter size, or fit inside a tight camera bag matters to you.

Importance: MEDIUM

105 mm
Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a diameter of 105 mm, which is wider than 94.3% of camera lenses and equal to that of 0.2% of camera lenses.
Weather sealing (splashproof)
What it is: Protective sealing intended to resist splashes, dust, and light environmental exposure.
When it matters: When you often shoot outdoors in light rain, dust, or changing conditions.

Importance: HIGH

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Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS supports weather sealing. 50.2% of camera lenses support weather sealing.
Metal mount
What it is: A lens mount made of metal rather than plastic for greater durability at the camera connection point.
When it matters: When durability matters because you change lenses often or use heavier gear for work.

Importance: HIGH

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Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS uses a metal lens mount. 93.1% of camera lenses use a metal lens mount.
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DxOMark overall score
What it is: The combined DxOMark lens rating based on lab-tested optical performance.
When it matters: When you want a quick lab-based summary of overall optical performance before comparing lenses in detail.

Importance: HIGH

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DxOMark sharpness score
What it is: The DxOMark subscore that reflects how much detail the lens can resolve across the frame.
When it matters: When fine detail matters for landscapes, product work, or high-resolution cameras.

Importance: HIGH

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DxOMark transmission
What it is: The measured light transmission of the lens, expressed as T-stop rather than nominal f-number.
When it matters: When real light loss matters for exposure consistency in studio, cinema, or mixed-lens shoots.

Importance: MEDIUM

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DxOMark distortion
What it is: The DxOMark metric that measures how much the lens bends straight lines away from their true shape.
When it matters: When straight lines matter in architecture, interiors, copy work, or product photography.

Importance: MEDIUM

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DxOMark vignetting
What it is: The DxOMark measurement of corner darkening relative to the center of the image.
When it matters: When even corner brightness matters for skies, studio backdrops, or clean product shots.

Importance: MEDIUM

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Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS vs the average camera lens

  • Has optical image stabilization
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has optical image stabilization, the average camera lens does not. 29% of camera lenses include optical image stabilization.
    What it is: A hardware system that shifts optical elements to counteract camera shake and reduce blur.
    When it matters: When you want steadier handheld shots and less blur, especially in low light or at longer focal lengths.

    Importance: HIGH

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has optical image stabilization, the average camera lens does not. 29% of camera lenses include optical image stabilization.
  • Has aperture ring
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has an aperture ring, the average camera lens does not. 31.2% of camera lenses include an aperture ring.
    De-clicked aperture ring.
    What it is: A dedicated ring on the lens used to control the aperture directly.
    When it matters: When you want direct tactile control over exposure while shooting photos or video.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has an aperture ring, the average camera lens does not. 31.2% of camera lenses include an aperture ring.
  • Has de-clickable aperture ring
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a de-clickable aperture ring, the average camera lens does not. 18.4% of camera lenses support a de-clickable aperture ring.
    What it is: An aperture ring that can switch from stepped clicks to smooth rotation for video work.
    When it matters: When you shoot video and need smooth aperture changes without audible or visible click steps.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a de-clickable aperture ring, the average camera lens does not. 18.4% of camera lenses support a de-clickable aperture ring.
  • Has focus distance scale
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a focus distance scale, the average camera lens does not. 48.6% of camera lenses include a focus distance scale.
    What it is: A marked scale that shows the approximate focus distance set on the lens.
    When it matters: When you pre-focus manually for street, zone focusing, or repeatable tripod setups.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a focus distance scale, the average camera lens does not. 48.6% of camera lenses include a focus distance scale.
  • Has internal zoom
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has internal zoom, the average camera lens does not. 10% of camera lenses support internal zoom.
    Maintains length during zooming.
    What it is: A zoom design that changes focal length without extending the outer barrel.
    When it matters: When balance on a gimbal or tripod matters and you do not want the lens length to change while zooming.

    Importance: LOW

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has internal zoom, the average camera lens does not. 10% of camera lenses support internal zoom.
  • 3 more aspherical elements
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has more aspherical elements than the average camera lens (5 vs 2). The average lens has 2 aspherical elements.
    What it is: Specially shaped lens elements used to reduce distortion and improve sharpness with fewer optical compromises.
    When it matters: When edge sharpness and lower distortion matter in wide-angle, travel, or everyday shooting.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has more aspherical elements than the average camera lens (5 vs 2). The average lens has 2 aspherical elements.5 vs 2
  • 3.5 µm lower chromatic aberration
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a lower chromatic aberration than the average camera lens (5 µm vs 8.5 µm). The average lens has chromatic aberration of 8.5 µm.
    What it is: The DxOMark metric that quantifies unwanted color fringing caused by different wavelengths focusing unevenly.
    When it matters: When you want to avoid color fringing on high-contrast edges in backlit scenes or detailed subjects.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a lower chromatic aberration than the average camera lens (5 µm vs 8.5 µm). The average lens has chromatic aberration of 8.5 µm.5 µm vs 8.5 µm
  • 1 more low-dispersion elements
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has more low-dispersion elements than the average camera lens (3 vs 2). The average lens has 2 low-dispersion elements.
    What it is: Optical elements designed to reduce color fringing by controlling how different wavelengths focus.
    When it matters: When you want cleaner edges and less color fringing in high-contrast scenes.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has more low-dispersion elements than the average camera lens (3 vs 2). The average lens has 2 low-dispersion elements.3 vs 2
  • 3 more aspherical elements
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has more aspherical elements than the average camera lens (5 vs 2). The average lens has 2 aspherical elements.
  • 1 more low-dispersion elements
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has more low-dispersion elements than the average camera lens (3 vs 2). The average lens has 2 low-dispersion elements.
  • Has aperture ring
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has an aperture ring, the average camera lens does not. 31.2% of camera lenses include an aperture ring.
  • Has de-clickable aperture ring
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a de-clickable aperture ring, the average camera lens does not. 18.4% of camera lenses support a de-clickable aperture ring.
  • Has focus distance scale
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a focus distance scale, the average camera lens does not. 48.6% of camera lenses include a focus distance scale.
  • Has internal zoom
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has internal zoom, the average camera lens does not. 10% of camera lenses support internal zoom.
  • Has optical image stabilization
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has optical image stabilization, the average camera lens does not. 29% of camera lenses include optical image stabilization.
  • 3.5 µm lower chromatic aberration
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a lower chromatic aberration than the average camera lens (5 µm vs 8.5 µm). The average lens has chromatic aberration of 8.5 µm.

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Focus & Controls
Stabilization
Lab Scores
  • 1.2 higher f-number at telephoto end
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a dimmer maximum telephoto aperture than the average camera lens (f/4 vs f/2.8). The average lens has a maximum telephoto aperture of f/2.8.
  • 0.1 m longer minimum focus distance
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a higher minimum focus distance than the average camera lens (0.4 m vs 0.3 m). The average lens has a minimum focus distance of 0.3 m.
    0.95 m at tele end.
  • 0.04 x lower maximum reproduction ratio
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a lower maximum reproduction ratio than the average camera lens (0.2x vs 0.192x). The average lens has a maximum reproduction ratio of 0.192x.
  • 70.5 mm longer lens
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS is longer than the average camera lens (162.5 mm vs 92 mm). The average lens has a length of 92 mm.
  • 28 mm wider lens barrel
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS is wider than the average camera lens (105 mm vs 77 mm). The average lens has a diameter of 77 mm.
  • Fixed lens hood
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS does not include a reversible lens hood, the average camera lens does. 79.6% of camera lenses include a reversible lens hood.
  • Older release date
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS was released earlier than the average camera lens.
  • 1.2 higher f-number at telephoto end
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a dimmer maximum telephoto aperture than the average camera lens (f/4 vs f/2.8). The average lens has a maximum telephoto aperture of f/2.8.
    What it is: The widest aperture available at the long end of the zoom range, affecting light intake and background blur.
    When it matters: When you shoot at the long end in low light or want stronger background blur for portraits and sports.

    Importance: HIGH

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a dimmer maximum telephoto aperture than the average camera lens (f/4 vs f/2.8). The average lens has a maximum telephoto aperture of f/2.8.4 vs 2.8
  • 70.5 mm longer lens
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS is longer than the average camera lens (162.5 mm vs 92 mm). The average lens has a length of 92 mm.
    What it is: The physical length of the lens body from mount to front edge.
    When it matters: When bag space, balance, or front clearance matters in a compact travel or video setup.

    Importance: HIGH

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS is longer than the average camera lens (162.5 mm vs 92 mm). The average lens has a length of 92 mm.162.5 mm vs 92 mm
  • 28 mm wider lens barrel
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS is wider than the average camera lens (105 mm vs 77 mm). The average lens has a diameter of 77 mm.
    What it is: The widest outer diameter of the lens barrel.
    When it matters: When grip comfort, filter size, or fit inside a tight camera bag matters to you.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS is wider than the average camera lens (105 mm vs 77 mm). The average lens has a diameter of 77 mm.105 mm vs 77 mm
  • Fixed lens hood
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS does not include a reversible lens hood, the average camera lens does. 79.6% of camera lenses include a reversible lens hood.
    What it is: A hood design that can be mounted backward on the lens for more compact storage.
    When it matters: When compact packing matters and you want the hood stored neatly on the lens.

    Importance: LOW

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS does not include a reversible lens hood, the average camera lens does. 79.6% of camera lenses include a reversible lens hood.
  • 3.49x more expensive
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS is more expensive than the average camera lens (£1,850 vs £530).
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS is more expensive than the average camera lens (£1,850 vs £530).£1,850 vs £530
  • 0.1 m longer minimum focus distance
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a higher minimum focus distance than the average camera lens (0.4 m vs 0.3 m). The average lens has a minimum focus distance of 0.3 m.
    0.95 m at tele end.
    What it is: The shortest distance at which the lens can focus on a subject.
    When it matters: When you like shooting details, food, flowers, or products from a very short distance.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a higher minimum focus distance than the average camera lens (0.4 m vs 0.3 m). The average lens has a minimum focus distance of 0.3 m.0.4 m vs 0.3 m
  • 23.7% worse value for money
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a worse value-for-money score than the average camera lens (5.94 vs 7.346).
    What it is: An indicator that combines the camera lens's overall rating with its cost.
    When it matters: When you want to know how much overall quality you get for the price.
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS has a worse value-for-money score than the average camera lens (5.94 vs 7.346).5.94 vs 7.35
  • Older release date
    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS was released earlier than the average camera lens.
    What it is: The date when the lens model was first officially introduced.
    When it matters: When you prefer a newer optical design with more modern autofocus, coatings, or stabilization features.

    Importance: LOW

    Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS was released earlier than the average camera lens.2014 vs 2016
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What customers like about Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS?

  • Parfocal design maintains focus throughout the zoom range
  • Constant f/4 aperture provides consistent exposure and depth of field
  • Virtually no focus breathing, making it ideal for video production
  • Smooth and quiet power zoom (PZ) with variable speed control
  • Excellent build quality with a rugged, dust and moisture-resistant design
  • High image sharpness and clarity across the frame
  • Independent control rings for zoom, focus, and iris
  • Reliable autofocus performance that is fast and silent

What customers dislike about Sony FE PZ 28 135mm F4 G OSS?

  • Large and heavy physical profile can be bulky for handheld use
  • Slow maximum power zoom speed prevents quick 'crash zooms'
  • 28mm wide end may not be wide enough for certain shooting environments
  • Relatively long minimum focus distance (~0.4m to 0.95m) limits close-up work
  • Zoom and focus-by-wire controls can feel laggy or less responsive than mechanical rings
  • Considered expensive compared to standard photography-oriented lenses

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Panasonic LUMIX S Pro 24 70mm F 2 8

Camera lenses

7.4
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Nikon NIKKOR Z 28 135mm F 4 PZ

Camera lenses

7.7
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Canon RF 24 70mm F 2 8L IS USM

Camera lenses

8.4
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Sigma 24 70mm F 2 8 DG DN II Art

Camera lenses

8.4
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Tamron 35 150mm F 2 2 8 Di III VXD

Camera lenses

8.0
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Canon EF 24 105mm F4L II USM

Camera lenses

8.2
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Sony FE 24 70mm F2 8 GM

Camera lenses

7.9

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