2020年12月17日 · The Aires 35-V was the top of the line of all Aires rangefinders with a modern list of features, a selection of excellent lenses, and a good viewfinder, but what is it like to use?

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2011年1月7日 · 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 …

2022年1月27日 · Aires 35 V 是aires系列最強的機種，強在可換鏡頭，分别最常見的三支，Coral 35mm f3.2, 45mm f1.5, 和100mm f3.5。 還有不常見的45mm f1.8 45mm f1.9。 這個設計，和當時最出名的voigtlander至尊銘機一樣，在規格上更壓德系機一頭，這也是曰本相機界一貫玩法。

The Aires 35-V is so designed that both film advance and shutter winding can be performed at one and the same time, very rapidly, by means of the Rapid Advance Lever used as follows:

Aires 35 V 是aires系列最強的機種，強在可換鏡頭，分别最常見的三支，Coral 35mm f3.2, 45mm f1.5, 和100mm f3.5。 還有不常見的45mm f1.8 45mm f1.9。 這個設計，和當時最出名的voigtlander至尊銘機一樣，在規格上更壓德系機一頭，這也是曰本相機界一貫玩法。

2023年8月27日 · 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.

2024年8月31日 · Advanced features included a built-in selenium meter, an interchangeable lens mount in front of a central leaf shutter, parallax-corrected brightline viewfinder, and (at launch) the S Coral 45mm f/1.5 lens as standard. Several interchangeable lenses were offered: 35mm f/3.2, 100mm f/3.5, and eventually three 45mm options (f/1.5, f/1.8, and f/1.9).

2024年6月25日 · 結果不知所謂地，又中多一台 Aires 35 V，多了一支 Aires 45mm f1.5。 由於改了 m mount 的關係，不插上tzm02 在nikon zf上享受一下自動對焦，就太對不起改成 m mount的辛勞了。

2014年12月12日 · 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.