Best Portrait Lenses Under ¥150,000 in 2026

The f/0.95 maximum aperture delivers extreme low-light capability and shallow depth of field on full-frame Canon RF bodies, supported by a 15-blade diaphragm for smooth bokeh. Its all-metal, durable build and selectable clicked/de-clicked aperture ring add tactile, precise control for both stills and video work. This lens is best for portrait and street photographers who prioritize manual focus and dreamy background separation over autofocus convenience.

A bright f/2.0 aperture and linear STM autofocus deliver sharp low-light imagery in this 213g, weather-sealed lens. Its 12-element optical design with three ED elements minimizes coma for astrophotography, and the 62mm filter thread adds versatile field practicality. This 12mm prime best serves Fujifilm X-mount astrophotographers and landscape shooters who need a compact, weather-resistant ultra-wide that accepts standard screw-in filters.

A 14mm full-frame cine lens with a T3.1 aperture and a 115.7° rectilinear view, its 14-element design uses two aspherical and two ED elements for minimal distortion, plus weather sealing and a built-in petal hood. The Canon RF mount uniquely offers a rear gel filter holder that avoids vignetting. It suits filmmakers needing precise manual focus control for ultra-wide establishing shots on mirrorless cinema rigs.