IronGlass Rehoused Soviet Lens Kit
Vintage Soviet primes rebuilt into modern MKII cine housings: dreamy flares, swirly bokeh, and painterly texture with real PL-mount manners.
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Glass with a past.
IronGlass rehouses real Soviet-era primes into MKII cine bodies, the same lens line the maker credits on The Batman and Dune: Part Two.


Put it on your call sheet.
Reserve the IronGlass kit for your next Tampa Bay shoot and bring a look no LUT can fake.
Book the IronGlass Rehoused Soviet Lens KitStraight From the Spec Sheet
- Mount
- PL, shimmable stainless steel (MKII rehousing)
- Aperture (T-stop)
- T2.1 to T3.6 across the MKII Soviet line: T2.1 on 50/58/85, T2.9 on 16/37/135/180, T3.6 on 20/28
- Focal lengths, available vs in kit
- Maker line: 16, 20, 28, 37, 50, 58, 85, 135, 180mm; standard 6-lens set is 20, 28, 37, 58, 85, 135, which is exactly the TSM kit
- Sensor coverage
- All lenses cover S35, full frame, and LF; all but the 20mm add VV; the 37 to 135 range adds GFX and Alexa 65 per the maker format chart
- Front diameter
- 95mm on every lens in the standard 6-lens set
- Close focus, representative lens
- Helios 44-2 58mm: 0.46m (1ft 6in); wides reach 0.17m to 0.2m
- Focus rotation
- 300 degrees on the Tair-11A 135mm; no set-wide figure published
- Weight class
- 0.73 to 1.4 kg per lens across the 6-lens set
- Character
- Dreamy flares, swirly bokeh, and overall painterly texture per IronGlass; sharp centers with gentle edge fall-off; 15-blade irises on Jupiter-9 and Tair-11A keep bokeh round at any stop
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Shot on the IronGlass
Real frames from our own productions, captured on this exact glass.






Priced by the Day
- Prepped and tested in Clearwater
- Multi-day and weekly rates on request
Build the Package
- Renegade XL battery block, untethered power$250/Day
- Domes, grids and modifiers from the shelffrom $10/Day
- Full lighting menu with day rates
Kit Rental FAQ
What mount are these lenses?
PL, in shimmable stainless steel MKII housings, so they hold flange depth on set and move between PL bodies without drama.
What sensors do they cover?
Per the IronGlass format chart, every lens in the line covers Super 35, full frame, and large format; all but the 20mm add VV, and the 37 to 135mm range adds GFX and Alexa 65.
Which focal lengths ship in the kit?
The standard 6-lens MKII Soviet set is 20, 28, 37, 58, 85, and 135mm at speeds from T2.1 to T3.6.
Give your frames some soul.
Rent the IronGlass kit for $250 per day, prepped, checked, and ready for pickup in Tampa Bay.