How do the three interchangeable-lens APS SLRs compare with each other in features?

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The Nikon Pronea 6i, Minolta Vectis S-1 and Canon EOS IX APS camera systems use the new technology to its best ability. The three offer different features and designs, as well as lens designs. The camera bodies can accept lenses by the same manufacturer.

Minolta Vectis S-1 (Still camera), Nikon Pronea 6i (Still camera), Canon EOS IX (Still camera)

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Nikon F5

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The Nikon F5 is a cutting-edge 35mm camera designed for professional photographers. Its operational speed is better than that of the Canon EOS-IN, and its autofocus operation is the most accurate of any SLR camera. The retail price is about $2,800.

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Nikon F5: truly revolutionary as Nikon claims, or just evolutionary as other Nikon F's?

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The Nikon F5 offers top-rate ergonomics, a unique autofocus system and completely new exposure ability. Its high-speed operation rewinds in four seconds. Twenty-four custom functions allow the user to customize camera controls.

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