This review calls the 35mm autofocus SLR camera, "the most versatile camera type available today" and "the camera that comes closest to being able to do it all, the camera that can handle the widest variety of subjects and situations," going on to review nineteen autofocus SLRs plus two manual focus models. The review is an excellent overview of the complete lines of Canon, Contax, Minolta, Nikon, Pentax, and Sigma, except that it's dated before the release of the new Nikon flagship model, the F6. While the strengths of each model are nicely summarized, the review makes no recommendations.