Best Lenses under ₹45,000 for landscape

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Viltrox AF for Sony E 85mm

60.6 Landscape Score
85mmf/16Nikon ZWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this

Weighing just 340g, this is the lightest full-frame 85mm autofocus lens Viltrox has made, combining an F2.0 aperture with a 9-blade diaphragm for soft bokeh without the bulk. Its compact build includes a customizable Fn button, a de-clickable aperture ring, and weather sealing, offering pro-level handling in a travel-friendly package. This lens is best for portrait and street photographers who need a fast, stabilized prime for Sony E-mount cameras and want to avoid carrying heavy glass during long handheld shoots.

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Meike Neo Series 5514-E 55mm

48 Landscape Score
55mmf/1.4Nikon Z
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The f/1.4 aperture and 9-blade diaphragm produce strong subject isolation and smooth bokeh on APS-C Sony E-mount bodies. Its lightweight 286g build and STM autofocus make it a discreet, fast-performing option for street work at an accessible price. This lens is best for portrait and street photographers wanting a bright, affordable 55mm prime with reliable AF for low-light shooting.

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Yongnuo YN56mm F1.4Z DA DSM WL Pro 56mm

46.6 Landscape Score
56mmf/16Nikon ZWeather Sealed
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The bright f/1.4 aperture and 9-blade diaphragm on this 84mm-equivalent prime deliver strong subject separation for APS-C portraits. Its weather-sealed, 375g body includes a quiet Digital Stepping Motor and two customizable Fn buttons, offering handling that exceeds its budget positioning. This lens is best for Nikon Z50 or Zfc photographers who want an affordable, dedicated portrait lens with fast autofocus.

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Brightin Star Fit for Nikon Z Mount

43.3 Landscape Score
12mmf/22Nikon Z
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Its f/2 aperture combined with two aspherical and two ED elements delivers sharp, distortion-controlled wide-angle images even in low light. The 10-blade diaphragm renders light sources as defined 10-point starbursts, while the 7.1-inch minimum focus distance enables dramatic close-up perspectives. This lens is best for APS-C landscape and architecture photographers who prioritize a lightweight 268g build and creative manual focus control.

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Meike 85mm f/1.8 SE Mark II 85mm

40.1 Landscape Score
85mmf/22Nikon Z
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The f/1.8 maximum aperture and 11-blade diaphragm deliver strong subject isolation with smooth bokeh, while the STM motor provides quiet autofocus for a 369g full-frame lens. Its improved second-generation design offers solid optical performance with one ED element and multi-layer coatings at an aggressive budget price point. This lens is best for portrait photographers and close-up shooters on Nikon Z systems who prioritize a fast aperture and lightweight build over weather sealing.

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Best Lenses under ₹85,000 for landscape

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Nikon NIKKOR Z 28-75mm f/2.8

69.4 Landscape Score
28-75mmf/22Nikon ZWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this

Weighing just 565g, this is the lightest full-frame f/2.8 zoom for Nikon Z cameras, pairing a constant f/2.8 aperture with a weather-sealed build for versatile low-light shooting. Its 1:2.94 maximum magnification ratio at 28mm provides near-macro close-up performance, a rare capability for a standard zoom. This lens is best for travel and event photographers who need a single, lightweight optic for everything from wide-angle scenes to detailed close-ups.

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Thypoch Simera 28mm F1.4 28mm

34 Landscape Score
28mmf/1.4Nikon ZIS
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A 14-blade diaphragm and f/1.4 aperture produce exceptionally smooth bokeh and natural tones, while the floating lens group with ED and HRI elements maintains sharpness down to a 0.4m minimum focus distance. The manual focus ring includes a tactile resistance point at 0.7m to signal the shift from rangefinder coupling to EVF, and the crescent-shaped tab enables precise single-finger control. This lens is best for Nikon Z shooters focused on environmental portraiture and street photography who prioritize cinematic depth and hands-on operation.

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Best Lenses under ₹130,000 for landscape

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7Artisans AF135mm F1.8 135mm

61.3 Landscape Score
135mmf/16Nikon ZISWeather Sealed
Why we recommend this

Combining 16 elements with 6 ED glass and a 12-blade aperture, this lens delivers edge-to-edge sharpness and smooth F1.8 bokeh suitable for 60MP sensors. Its aerospace-grade aluminum body features full weather sealing, a declicked control ring, and dual FN buttons for silent, precise operation. This is best for portrait and studio photographers needing a durable, optically refined 135mm prime with modern STM autofocus on Nikon Z cameras.

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