Rokinon 135mm T2.2 DSX Cine Lens Fujifilm X Mount
135mm cine lens with T2.2 aperture and 195-degree focus throw for Fujifilm X cameras
- Exceptional clarity with Ultra Multi-Coating reducing flare and ghosting
- Smooth 195-degree focus throw enables precise cinematic focus pulls
- Fast T2.2 aperture delivers shallow depth of field in low light
- Weather-sealed mount protects lens in challenging outdoor conditions
- Nine-blade rounded aperture creates smooth circular bokeh highlights
135mm T2.2 cine lens for Fujifilm X
The Rokinon 135mm T2.2 DSX Cine Lens is built for Fujifilm X-mount cameras and covers full-frame sensors. It serves filmmakers and content creators who need a fast, medium-telephoto prime with consistent colour rendering across the DSX series. The lens integrates directly into existing cine workflows without adapters.
Weather-sealed mount and UMC optics
A weather-sealed mount protects the connection from dust and moisture during outdoor shoots. Ultra Multi-Coating reduces flare and ghosting so contrast holds up in backlit scenes. The nine-blade rounded aperture maintains a circular opening for smooth background rendition across the exposure range.
195-degree focus throw and matched gearing
The 195-degree focus rotation gives operators fine control for precise focus pulls. Gear rings sit in the same position as other Rokinon Cine DS lenses, so follow-focus units and matte boxes swap between focal lengths without readjustment. Compact matte-black barrel keeps the rig balanced on gimbals or drone platforms.
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- Price $327.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I mount the Rokinon 135mm T2.2 DSX Cine Lens onto my Fujifilm X camera, and what step is often missed?
Align the lens mount index with the camera's mount index, twist clockwise until it clicks, then remove the rear cap; the step many miss is confirming the weather-sealed mount sits flush before shooting.
What maintenance will this lens need over time, and which component is most likely to require attention?
The nine-blade aperture mechanism and focus helicoid should stay clean; occasionally wipe the front element with a microfibre cloth and check the weather-sealed mount gasket for debris after harsh conditions.
What is the first limit I will hit when pulling focus continuously during a long take?
The 195-degree focus throw gives precise control, but sustained racking can warm the focus barrel, making the damping feel stiffer until the lens cools down.
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