Vivitar 135mm f/2.8 Close Focus
Field of view & format coverage
▸ See it on the CineAlta BURANO
MountM42
Focal length135mm
TypePrime
Squeeze1× (spherical)
Eravintage
Native bodies0
Cheap, sharp telephoto with pleasing rendering.
The same 135mm covers a different angle of view on every sensor size. Tap a body to open the exact build in the simulator.
| Format | Representative body | Crop | FF-equivalent | H FOV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Frame | Sony CineAlta BURANO → | 1× | 135mm | 15.1° |
| Super 35 / Large Format | Sony ZV-E10 II → | 1.55× | 209mm | 9.9° |
| Four Thirds | Panasonic Lumix GH7 → | 2× | 270mm | 7.3° |
| Super 16 | Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera → | 3.02× | 408mm | 5.3° |
Field of view assumes the lens covers the sensor; a smaller-format lens may vignette on a larger sensor.
Via adapter / booster — 61 bodies
What mount is the Vivitar 135mm f/2.8 Close Focus?
It's a M42-mount lens. focalcomp's registry also adapts it to E, MFT bodies.
How does the Vivitar 135mm f/2.8 Close Focus frame on Super 35?
Its 135mm works out to roughly 203mm full-frame on a ~1.5× Super 35 sensor. See the exact build in the simulator.
Which cameras can use the Vivitar 135mm f/2.8 Close Focus?
0 bodies mount it natively, and 61 more via adapters or speed boosters. See the full list below.