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Rokinon Xeen 135mm T2.2 Cine Lens Nikon F Mount
A 135mm T2.2 cine lens with 200-degree focus throw, 11-blade diaphragm, 114mm front diameter, and internal focus to .6 metres
- TypeStandard
- ColorBlack
- T2.2 aperture enables shallow depth of field
- 11-blade diaphragm produces smooth bokeh
- 200° focus throw allows precise manual control
- 114mm front diameter fits standard matte boxes
- 6m minimum focus distance for close-ups
Professional cine lens for full-frame portrait work
The Rokinon Xeen 135mm T2.2 is a cinema lens built for full-frame sensors and available with a Nikon F mount. Its 135mm focal length and T2.2 aperture suit portrait and shallow-depth-of-field work while avoiding facial distortion. The 11-blade diaphragm produces smooth bokeh and the lens covers a full-frame image circle.
Consistent thermals and quiet manual operation
An internal focus design keeps the lens at a constant length during focus pulls, which minimises breathing and maintains balance on a rig. The all-metal aluminium body dissipates heat passively without fans, so operation stays silent. A 200-degree focus throw gives precise manual control for critical focus adjustments.
Standardised front diameter for matte-box workflows
The non-rotating 114mm front diameter matches every other Xeen lens, allowing a single matte box and filter setup across the kit. Unified focus and iris gear positions let you swap lenses without repositioning follow-focus or iris motors. A built-in tripod collar supports the lens directly, reducing stress on the camera mount during long takes.
Highlights
- T2.2 aperture enables shallow depth of field
- 11-blade diaphragm produces smooth bokeh
- 200° focus throw allows precise manual control
- 114mm front diameter fits standard matte boxes
- 6m minimum focus distance for close-ups
Specifications
| Brand | Rokinon |
|---|---|
| Model | Not Available |
| Type | Standard |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
How do I mount this 135mm T2.2 lens on my Nikon F camera and what step is often missed?
Align the lens mount index with the camera body mark, twist until it locks, then verify the aperture ring clicks into the T2.2 position so the camera can meter correctly.
What part of this lens will need service first after heavy use?
The 11-blade diaphragm and internal focus helicoid are the main wear points; expect to re-grease the focus throw and check blade symmetry after extended production cycles.
At what distance does focus breathing become noticeable on this 135mm lens?
The internal focus design keeps length constant down to the 2.6 ft minimum focus distance, so breathing stays minimal throughout the entire 200-degree focus throw.
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