Best Lenses under R$3,000 for landscape

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7Artisans AF 24mm f/1.8

51.9 Landscape Score
24mmf/16L-Mount
Why we recommend this

The 14-element optical design with 2 aspherical and 3 ED elements delivers sharp full-frame images, while the f/1.8 aperture and 11-blade diaphragm create smooth bokeh for subject separation. Its quiet STM motor supports face and eye detection autofocus, making it a lightweight 424g option for L-Mount systems without weather sealing. This lens is best for street and environmental portrait photographers who prioritize a fast, wide-angle prime with strong close-up rendering.

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TTArtisan 10028 100mm

44.9 Landscape Score
100mmf/2.8L-MountIS
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The f/2.8 aperture combined with a specialized optical design produces a distinctive soap bubble bokeh with bright-edged circles for an ethereal look. Its lightweight 307g aviation aluminum build and M42 mount offer broad compatibility with modern mirrorless cameras via adapters. This lens is best for portrait photographers seeking a unique, vintage rendering style without the cost of rare legacy glass.

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TTArtisan AF 40mm f/2 40mm

42.2 Landscape Score
40mmf/16L-Mount
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Weighing just 176g with an STM motor and f/2 aperture, this full-frame 40mm prime combines a natural field of view with low-light capability in an all-metal body. Its clickable aperture ring and USB-upgradeable firmware add tactile control and future-proofing rarely found at this budget tier. This lens is best for street and travel photographers who prioritize a featherweight, discreet setup without sacrificing full-frame coverage.

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TTArtisan APS-C 50mm f/1.2 50mm

30.1 Landscape Score
50mmf/16L-Mount
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The f/1.2 maximum aperture on this 50mm prime for APS-C sensors blurs busy backgrounds and isolates subjects clearly, while the 10 circular aperture blades enhance bokeh quality. Its aluminum body weighs only 330 grams, making it light for a lens with such a wide aperture, and the 7-element, 5-group optical design promotes sharpness and low distortion. This manual-focus lens suits portrait photographers who want a bright, compact prime for controlled shooting, though it is not ideal for macro work.

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Best Lenses under R$6,000 for landscape

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Panasonic LUMIX S S-R2060 20-60mm

74.3 Landscape Score
20-60mmf/3.5L-MountWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this

The 20–60mm focal length starts at an ultrawide 20mm—unusual for a kit zoom—while packing a compact 567g build, full weather sealing, and 0.43x maximum magnification for near-macro close-ups. Video recording benefits from suppressed focus breathing and smooth aperture control, and the 67mm filter thread matches common accessories. This lens is best for travel photographers and hybrid shooters who want a single, durable optic to capture vast landscapes, environmental portraits, and detailed close-ups in any weather.

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Sigma Contemporary 35mm f/2 DG 35mm

56.9 Landscape Score
35mmf/22L-MountWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this ▼

The 10-element optical design with three aspherical and one ED element delivers sharp, aberration-free images, while the f/2 aperture and 9-blade diaphragm produce smooth bokeh. Its all-metal, weather-sealed build weighs just 325g, making it a durable yet highly portable prime for Sony E-mount. This lens is best for portrait and street photographers who prioritize a compact form factor and tactile build quality over a wider maximum aperture.

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Best Lenses under R$9,000 for landscape

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Panasonic LUMIX S S-E2460 24-60mm

63.7 Landscape Score
24-60mmf/2.8L-MountWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this

A constant f/2.8 aperture across the 24-60mm zoom range in a 544g, dust and splash-resistant body makes this lens a uniquely portable option for full-frame L-Mount shooters. It offers strong close-up versatility with a 0.3x magnification and a 178mm minimum focus distance, plus a silent, focus-breathing-suppressed AF system for video work. This lens is best for hybrid shooters and travelers who need a fast, weather-sealed standard zoom that won't weigh down their kit.

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Sigma Contemporary 90mm f/2.8 DG 90mm

62 Landscape Score
90mmf/2.8L-MountWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this ▼

Weighing just 295g with full weather sealing, this lens stands out as an exceptionally portable mid-telephoto prime for full-frame L-Mount and Sony E-Mount systems. Its I Series all-metal build quality and fast internal stepping motor AF deliver a tactile, discreet shooting experience uncommon at this focal length. This lens is best for street and travel photographers who want a lightweight 90mm for candid portraits and compressed details without the bulk of an f/1.4 optic.

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Sirui Astra Series AST-100-LN 100mm

30.5 Landscape Score
100mmf/22L-Mount
Why we recommend this ▼

Combining a fast T1.8 aperture with selectable autofocus in a full-frame anamorphic lens, the 100mm focal length delivers a 2.4:1 widescreen image with characteristic blue streak flares and no cropping. The 13-blade diaphragm creates oval bokeh and the weather-sealed, 700g build maintains a practical 67mm filter thread for on-set versatility. This lens is best for narrative filmmakers and solo operators who need the classic anamorphic look with the speed and convenience of reliable autofocus on Sony E-mount cameras.

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Best Lenses under R$14,000 for landscape

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Rokinon AF 35-150mm f/2-2.8

70.2 Landscape Score
35-150mm16-22L-MountWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this

A bright f/2-2.8 maximum aperture across the entire 35-150mm zoom range effectively isolates subjects with a 9-blade diaphragm for smooth bokeh. The weather-sealed, all-in-one design eliminates lens swaps during fast-paced events, supported by a responsive linear stepping motor and three custom mode switches. This lens is best for event and portrait photographers needing a single, rugged solution to cover wide-angle to telephoto perspectives.

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Panasonic Lumix S Pro S-R1635 16-35mm

67.8 Landscape Score
16-35mmf/4L-MountWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this ▼

The constant f/4 aperture and advanced suppression of focus breathing make this 500g lens a standout for video, paired with a double-magnet linear motor achieving 480 fps sensor drive for fast, precise autofocus. Its rugged, weather-sealed build incorporates 3 aspherical and 1 ED element for high resolution in a compact, freeze-resistant design. This lens is best for hybrid shooters and videographers using L-Mount cameras who need reliable wide-angle performance in demanding conditions.

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Sigma Art 35mm f/1.2 DG II 35mm

61.9 Landscape Score
35mmf/16L-MountWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this ▼

The f/1.2 maximum aperture combined with an HLA-driven high-speed AF motor delivers exceptional subject separation and reliable focus in low light. Its optical design, featuring 4 aspherical elements and an 11-blade diaphragm, produces smooth bokeh while the dust- and splash-resistant construction ensures durability in challenging conditions. This lens is best for professional portrait and wedding photographers who need a fast, weather-sealed 35mm prime with expressive rendering.

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Panasonic LUMIX S S-E100 100mm

63.9 Landscape Score
100mmf/22L-MountWeather Sealed
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Weighing just 298g, this full-frame 100mm macro is the lightest in its class, combining a bright f/2.8 aperture with a dual linear/stepping motor AF system for fast, silent focusing down to 1:1 magnification. Its dust- and splash-resistant build, paired with a sophisticated 13-element optical design featuring three aspherical and three ED elements, ensures sharp, aberration-free images even in challenging conditions. This lens is best for field macro photographers who need a highly portable, weather-sealed setup for handheld 1:1 close-ups without a tripod.

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Premium Lenses for landscape

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Panasonic LUMIX S S-R100500 100-500mm

66.3 Landscape Score
100-500mm29-40L-MountISWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this

With a compact 7.7-inch barrel and 7-stop Dual I.S. stabilization, this 100-500mm f/5-7.1 L-mount lens enables sharp handheld telephoto shooting across its range. Its 19-element, 12-group optical design with 4 ED elements delivers crisp details and smooth bokeh, enhanced by an 11-blade diaphragm and a 2.6-foot close focus that provides 1:2.8 magnification for near-macro results. Best for landscape photographers needing telephoto compression and wildlife or motorsports shooters who prioritize portability and weather-sealed durability.

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Sigma Sports 598969 300-600mm

63.9 Landscape Score
300-600mmf/22L-MountISWeather Sealed
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Delivering the reach of a super-telephoto prime with the flexibility of a zoom, this lens maintains a constant f/4 aperture across its entire 300-600mm range, paired with an HLA-driven AF motor and 5.5-stop stabilization. Its weather-sealed magnesium alloy build and internal zoom mechanism ensure robust, balanced handling in demanding field conditions. This lens is best for wildlife and sports photographers who need uncompromising speed and optical quality without swapping fixed focal lengths.

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