Exclusive: First Leaked Image of the Bokeh King – Sigma 135mm f/1.4

For the first time ever, Sigma has built a lens that no one else dared to create — a true BOKEH King, designed to rule them all. Introducing the Sigma 135mm f/1.4 for Sony E and Leica L-mount and easily to adapt on Nikon Z mount cameras:

With a massive 105mm filter thread and weighing 1350g, this isn’t exactly a lightweight lens — yet it’s still 300g lighter while matching the size of Sigma’s other legendary 105mm prime.

Why choose this over a “classic” 85mm f/1.4?

  • Delivers nearly one-third the depth of field, creating dramatically stronger bokeh.
  • Makes background separation effortless for portraits.
  • If needed, you can shoot from farther away, making it less intrusive.
  • In crop mode, it transforms into a 200mm f/1.4, perfect for indoor concerts and even sports photography

Here is a quick size comparison with he Sigma 105mm f/1.4 and Sigma 85mm f/1.4:

Sure, it’s heavier and bulkier — but after seeing sample shots, I can confirm this lens delivers absolutely breathtaking results. And since most of the weight sits close to the mount, it’s surprisingly well-balanced and not tiring to handle over longer sessions. Stay tuned on Nikoneye.com — this one’s going to be exciting!

Sigma 135mm f/1.4 – Key Specs
  • Full-frame autofocus lens
  • 105mm filter thread
  • Weight: ~1320g
  • Classic black finish
  • Removable tripod collar
  • Available for Sony E and Leica L-mount
  • Announcement: September 9

Sigma 135mm f/1.4 preorder links (open on Sept 9): BHphoto, Adorama, Amazon, Fotoerhardt, Calumet, Fotokoch, WexUK.

Nikon Zr might be announced on September 10!

Here are the rumored specs:

  • Based on the Z6 III sensor, but with a new body design: no EVF, brick-shaped, large LCD – similar to RED cameras, Sony FX3, and Nikon Z30.
  • It’s not a RED camera with Z-mount, but a Nikon body with RED tech inside.
  • A silver Nikon Zf is also expected, but likely later in the year, after the Zr.

Nikon Z9II rumored specs…

A series of specifications for the Nikon Z9II are making the rounds on Chinese social networks:

Nikon Z9II rumored parameters and specifications:
-45 million pixel stacked image sensor,
-EXPEED8 image processor,
-8K video recording: support up to 50/60fps,
-4K video recording: support up to 100/120fps. (Personally, I think it is unlikely to support 200/240fps)
-10bit internal recording
-Improved AI focus tracking algorithm
-Lightweight magnesium alloy body
-Dual CFexpress Type B card slots
-Support 5G wifi connection.

I don’t think we’ll see an announcement for the Z9II anytime soon. At best, we can expect an announcement by the end of 2025.

The Nikon Z5II will be announced on April 2/3

The new Nikon Z5II will be announced on April 2/3 and those are the rumored specs

  • No upper display
  • The size and weight are almost the same as the current Z5.
  • 14fps RAW, 30fps JPEG
  • Dual SD card slots
  • Pixel Shift
  • Selfie Mode
  • Internal N-RAW 12-bit video
  • No crop 4K 30fps, DX crop 4K 60fps 10bit
  • Upgraded AF from Nikon Z8 (including bird AF)
  • The EVF and LCD are also inherited from the Nikon Zf.
  • Basically the Zf’s internals in a Z6III designed body.
  • It has almost all the features of the Zf, but also adds some new features and capabilities.

Via Asobinet via NR