Look for Olympus or Zeiss lenses. Get a camera that can store images in jpeg format for online work and in tiff format for high-quality printing. He designs everything from CD-ROMs to Web sites for clients like SmithKline Beecham. Teper offers this advice if you're posting pages on the Net. Use a camera with good contrast.
Online images have to be lower in resolution, so contrast is even more critical.
Choose a camera that can connect to the USB port on your computer. It will save you hours in download time. Favor small images. Post photographs that are smaller, so Web surfers don't have to wait forever to download the images. Typically, compressed pictures that are about 250 by 200 pixels work best.