for the 4 rings of Audi. I'm going to chill out for a while after bothering yall(yeah i'm from the dirtyS)after this one.

I will be making a web site with pictures of all my bullsh on it but Right now I'm taking pictures with a cheap camera and I plan to get them developed to a disk. This will quicky ad up to a cheap digi camera(cheap to me is 100-200$). Will cameras in that price range be suitable for taking engine pics for a website? I don't need beautiful landscape pics or anything(not that i don't enjoy them;)
Peace,
keith

a sub $100 camera, even if its just for the web. You may also want to get one with an optical zoom. Some of the sub $200 cameras have only a digital zoom or no zoom at all. My Fuji has an optical zoom.<ul><li><a href="http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=1051807020227&amp;skuId=4780277&amp;type=pr oduct&amp;productCategoryId=cat04002">Here's the one I have</a></li></ul>

a bit old, but once top-of-the-line. Good camera for around $150.

.. but I have a Fujifilm (an A303) too. It's my second digital Fujifilm. Pretty good cameras.I second your opinion about the optical zoom. If you are taking pictures of mechanical parts with digital enlargement the straight lines get all fuzzy. Also a macro is useful to get close ups. I sold my old 1mB fujifilm on E-bay with macro/ 3X optical/ and LCD screen for $125 6 months ago.

You can pick up 950s for around $200 on Ebay.
Very happy with mine. Here are a couple of pics I took with mine:

Audi R8 on display at local dealership:
<img src="http://www.fnord.org/~elric/DSCN0762.JPG">

Doing my timing belt:
<img src="http://www.fnord.org/~elric/DSCN1087.JPG">

Super Closeup!
<img src="http://www.fnord.org/~elric/DSCN1367.JPG">

You can get cannon digital elph I guess, they are small, handy, and have excellent picture quality.

Since it was either buy a camera or get car parts i found a friend who would loan me one for now. But when i get a chance i'll get one off ebay.
peace,
keith