I don't know if I'd go out specifically looking for a Digita-enabled camera and overlook all other considerations. The imager . After all, there's really no need to get into technical detail. Either the image is sharp and the colors are true, or not. Once again this is a somewhat subtle point that only responds to picking up the damned thing and taking a couple of shots yourself.
Flesh is often the best thing to test.
We know what skin should look like, so when an imager isn't up to snuff, it's immediately obvious in a human portrait. However, you should test these things with whatever it is you'll be photographing most often. And try to take these photos back home with you. I haven't yet seen a camera that uniformly produces pictures that I take right from the camera to the Web without tweaking. Storage media .