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Pentax Optio S5i	Nikon Coolpix 5400
This camera is so great. It fits easily in the pocket, or on the belt. It is great in the office, and with the family. Versatile, cheap, and compact. Has both macro, and supermacro mode. Works great with my Dermlite and Microscope (See the FORUM for instructions and sample photos). Ideal for those with a tight budget, or who travel between clinics/ offices.	Nikon makes a great camera. Not nearly as compact as the Pentax, but great quality at an affordable prices. Can't go wrong here.

Konica Minolta Dimage A200

If you can afford it, and have a place to keep it -- this camera is AMAZING! You cannot change the lens, but the versatility is incredible -- why change! Has two macro focal lengths, a focus assist, and the feel of a professional camera. More compact than the cameras below, but this is a mid-sized camera. It is a middle ground between the compacts and professional. Several flash attachemtns available, though the included flash is quite good (and always ready. Professional quality, professional feel, and recommended with enthusiasm!

Nikon D70, D100

Canon EOS 20D, Digital Rebel XT

These are top of the line cameras. SLR in the digital world. Several lens and flash options. A bit heavier and more expensive than those above - but the quality is as good as any 35mm. If you are in an office, and want the best -- this is where to look.