Originally posted by -Linus- It is cocked when you can see through the lens. When you pull the lever (red dot at 12:00, lever at 3:00) the iris should start to move to the corresponding f-value and then should close the leaf shutter.
Thanks! I'll give it a try. That seems to confirm that stopping down the lens should close the leaf shutter.
It worked! I find on my one I have to manually return the cocking ring to its original position before taking the shot and then the leaf shutter closes after. I tested all the speeds and it definitely speeds up going from 60 to 500 so it looks like I have a fully functioning lens.