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Has anyone ever determined the actual shutter speed of hese cameras? I've googled and probably am going to test a roll but was wondering if anyone has done my homework for me?
 

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Chris, this is just an educated guess based on a slightly older Kodak shutter... but "I" is likely to be about 1/50 second.
 
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I was thinking 1/25 or 1/50. But I will do a test roll and see what the exposure ends up being.
 

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I was thinking 1/25 or 1/50.

Yup... it will be one of them! On the shutter I was talking about, it is a 2-leaf with a simple spring. T & I. It was measured using a gen-u-ine shutter tester and measures 1/50. It performs like that is correct, too. I suspect that your shutter is very similar.
 

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I have one and it seemed to be at 1/25-1/30 from the way negatives came out. The shutter probably won't be very accurate, since they are really old and use a very simple design.
 
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