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To: Bill/WA who wrote (127274)	10/4/2001 9:26:26 AM
From: mishedlo	Respond to of 436258

Bill the answer to your quandry is in the question. Do you want to shoot video or stills. Yes one can do both with some of them but with huge compromises IMHO. Since I have never shot video, I ac not offer much more than that. BTW there is absolutely nothing wrong with a Nikon 6006 that I am aware of. Yes, the top of the line model is better, but what features does it have that you need? I love shooting macro. There is no question in my mind to buy a 100mm macro rather than a 50mm macro if you go stills. Lifesize at twice the working distance. Extremely important issue. If you want macro, buy the lens first and do a camera upgrade later. Canon has it better as I believe its EOS lenses will work on video as well as still but perhaps I am mistaken about that. M