| Focal length | Aperture | Close focus | Front diameter | Length | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MIR; 20 mm | T3.6 | 7″ | 95 mm | 67 mm | 0.9 kg |
| MIR-10 A; 28 mm | T3.6 | 8″ | 95 mm | 80 mm | 1.1 kg |
| MIR-1V; 37 mm | T2.9 | 1’3″ | 95 mm | 80 mm | 0.9 kg |
| HELIOS44-2; 58 mm | T2.1 | 1’6″ | 95 mm | 80 mm | 0.9 kg |
| JUPITER-9; 85 mm | T2.1 | 2’6″ | 95 mm | 77 mm | 0.95 kg |
| TAIR-11A; 135 mm | T2.9 | 3’9″ | 95 mm | 119 mm | 1.55 kg |
Ironglass
MKII S35 FF in PL
Product benefits
A strong Soviet optical character
MKII tray-ready rebody
Legendary optics revisited
Derived from legendary Soviet optics—some dating back to the 1950s—the IronGlass MKII lenses have become cult favorites for their bold, expressive visual character.
Each focal length combines a razor-sharp center, progressive fall-off, textured bokeh, spectacular flares and a moderate contrast that is particularly flattering for subjects.
Rehoused in the MKII series, they retain this strong identity while benefiting from modern, reliable cinema mechanics fully suited to today’s professional productions.
