Kinoptik Paris Tegea 5.7 mm T/1.8
Optika-Elite 8 mm T/1.2
Optar Illumina PL 9.5 mm T/1.3
Optar Illumina PL 12 mm T/1.3
Optar Illumina PL 16 mm T/1.3
Optar Illumina PL 25 mm T/1.3
Optar Illumina PL 50 mm T/1.3

The Optar Illumina 8mm T1.3 prime lens covers the full Super-16 aperture with room to spare. The Optar Illumina Primes are often referred to as Russia’s answer to Zeiss Super Speeds. They are very similar to Zeiss Super Speeds in regards to speed, wide open performance, size, weight, and mechanical design. There are some differences though. These lenses have a unique iris design that produces petal shaped bokeh when stopped down. Their more modern coatings give flares a more modern flavor with more greens and magentas. The Optar Illumina lenses offer one of the most modern optical designs available for Super-16mm cinematography. At one point in time, regarded to be a modern alternative to Zeiss Super Speeds these are fast lenses that can work well in available light. They were the first set of lenses specifically designed for the Super-16 format. Lens has large, clearly marked focus markings, that can be read from either side of the lens. Excellent lens with nice color contrast and nice vintage warmth. They have a slightly warmer and softer contrast look than Zeiss glass, similar to the difference between Cooke and Zeiss. These lenses have excellent color and contrast, and are very resistant to glare. – hdgear.tv

Add to the cauldron a Kinoptik Paris Tegea 5.7 mm T/1.8 and a Optika-Elite 8 mm T/1.2, and you have everything covered from 5.7 mm to 50 mm.