sequence scan, but indexed tables

Hi!

I have two tables (picmain, and picalbum). Both table has an unique
index filed, which is indexed (this field called "aid" and the indexes
are: picmain_aid_idx, picalbum_aid_idx). But when I execute the query
with simple join, I get this:

explain SELECT picmain.aid from picmain, picalbum where
picmain.aid=picalbum.aid;
NOTICE: QUERY PLAN:

Hash Join (cost=806.71..69631.60 rows=832629 width=8)
-> Seq Scan on picalbum (cost=0.00..14323.29 rows=832629 width=4)
-> Hash (cost=730.57..730.57 rows=30457 width=4)
-> Seq Scan on picmain (cost=0.00..730.57 rows=30457
width=4)

Both table has "relative" many rows (picmain: around 30000, picalbum:
around 800000).

I don't know why postgres use sequence scan, because I have two good
indexes. :)
vacuum, vacuum analyze is done.

I have postgresql 7.0.3 running on Debian GNU/Linux i386.

Thanks.

Zsolt