I can't decide between buying a Nikon N60 or Pronea S. I know the N60 is 35mm and Pronea S is APS and lighter. I am leaning towards the Pronea S, but have 6 rolls of 35mm film left from my now broken Olympus Infinity. I want a good quality camera for taking above average photos of my feline brothers and other family memebers. Can you shed any light on the pros and cons of either of these cameras? Thanks!

-- marie gerard hagan (mhagan2@compuserve.com), December 16, 1999

Answers

Hike over to the sponsor's 'other' site, photonet, for views on APS.Nikon, like Canon and Minolta, would probably like to forget the whole APS SLR adventure.The downside for APS is old news: limited film choice, pricey film and processing, limited equipment options. The N60 is compact and light for a 35mm SLR.

-- Gary Watson (cg.watson@sympatico.ca), December 18, 1999.