Can't decide whether you want a simple point-and-shoot Advanced Photo System SLR or one loaded with "the works"? Why not have both?

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The Nikon Pronea 6i comes with a liquid crystal display panel that switches on with a button; shutter speeds from 30 seconds to 1/4000 second; and classic, wide and panoramic print formats. One useful feature to have in an SLR camera is fill-flash, which helps provide more detail.

Nikon Pronea 6i (Still camera)

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APS: boom or bust?

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Advanced Photo System cameras were introduced in 1996 and resulted from the combined efforts of five camera manufacturers. The cameras are fully automated, the special film is better and the prints are of good quality. The advances made could improve 35mm cameras.

Advanced Photo System cameras

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Advanced Photo System

Article Abstract:

The Kodak Advanced Photo System is a 24mm camera with foolproof loading and a lever for selecting standard, wider and panoramic formats. Picture quality is close to that of 35mm cameras and better than 126, 110 and disc formats.

Kodak Advanced Photo System (Still camera)

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