Most drones have a fixed, non-interchangeable lens, so what matters is the camera's built-in focal length and aperture rather than a lens choice.
Fixed wide-angle prime (~24mm equivalent, f/2.8)
The standard drone camera lens — wide enough for sweeping aerial scenes, which is most of what aerial photography is used for.
Best for: Standard aerial landscapes
Drone with a secondary tele camera (4x/7x)
Higher-end drones add a second, longer lens for compressed aerial shots a wide lens can't produce.
Best for: Compressed, telephoto aerial shots
A variable ND filter set (e.g. K&F Concept Variable ND2-ND400)
Since aperture usually can't be stopped down far on a drone, a variable ND filter is the practical way to control shutter speed for smooth video or long exposure.
Best for: Cinematic motion, bright daylight
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