Jan 7, 2011 · The Aires 35-V looks like the misbegotten love-child of a Leica screw-mount Barnack camera and a Leica M series. It has the characteristic 3 windows and projected framelines of a M-series camera, but the appearance slow-speed shutter dial …

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Dec 17, 2020 · The Aires 35-V was part of Aires’s line of 35mm rangefinder cameras and is the only one with an interchangeable lens mount. Only four lenses were made using it’s proprietary lens mount, two 4.5cm standards, a 3.5cm wide angle, and a 10cm telephoto.

Aug 27, 2023 · Aires 35-V the interchangeable lens model designed in late 1958, appeared in 1959, same time as the Nikon F. The importer in USA was Kalimar Inc. who failed to advertise the camera properly. This led to Aires 35-V being under-sold and unknown in the USA market.

Aug 31, 2024 · The 1959 advertising for the Aires 35-V emphasized that this was the most technologically ambitious model yet in the Aires company's line of 35mm rangefinder cameras.

Rapid advance lever and rewind crank provides fast shooting plus speedy reloading. Smooth jar-free shutter release allows hand-held exposures at slower speeds. Quiet shutter for distraction free shooting in the studio or when working with models.

Dec 12, 2014 · The Aires 35-V was manufactured in Japan from 1958 until 1962. With Aries vast experience producing rangefinders, they strived to compete at a higher level. Aires engineers, therefore, started working on a “Supermodel”: a 35mm rangefinder, with high quality, interchangeable lenses, a leaf shutter, and a coupled selenium meter.

Apr 16, 2016 · It turns out the Aires Camera Works was based in Tokyo, and it seems they put a lot of effort and research into the Aires 35 V, the last in their “35” series. It was put out on the market in 1958, but Leica’s M3, put out just a few years earlier, had taken the rangefinder world by storm, and other serious photographers were switching to ...

Jan 23, 2010 · <p >The 35-V is the last and best of the Aires rangefinders. It featured an on-board meter and a series of interchangeable lenses that mount in front of a “focal plane leaf shutter”. The Coral-H 45mm f/1.9 lens is brilliant and is the same lens found on the Aires 35-III.

Jun 13, 2015 · The Aires 35-V camera was manufactured by the Aires Camera Industries Company of Tokyo, Japan from approximately 1958 to 1962. The camera is made of metal andand brass and is heavy. The camera featured interchangeable lens, and a built-in un-coupled selenium type light meter, coupled range finder, flash synchronization, and a rapid action film ...