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I shoot Soviet lenses on Kievs and Soviet "Leicas". You can pay a lot more for lenses that are not nearly so good. -
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Perhaps you checked your Minox and it passed the shutter test. The times run plausibly, which means that longer times open the shutter longer than short times. So far so good. So are the times correct? Of course not necessarily. “Dare to know” Kant tells us in this context. So let’s measure the shutter speeds of our Minox. But how? Most methods send light through the lens and measure the opening of the shutter through the open back cover of the camera. Oh no, not with a Minox! But yes, it works. I found out a simple method to accurately measure Minox shutter speeds: https://moments-of-now.com/checking-shutter-speeds-of-minox-8x11-cameras/
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