By
eHow Electronics Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Examine your budget. Most cameras purchased by companies tend to be mid-range or higher priced cameras for quality purposes.
Step2
Determine the use for your camera. Most companies use their cameras for promotional pictures, product pictures or pictures for a presentation. Decide which it will be used most for.
Step3
Check the number of megapixels. Most cameras are from 1-5. The megapixels determine the resolution of the picture. 1-2 megapixels are good for photos published on Web sites or through an email, but are not good for printing. 3 megapixel cameras are best for pictures used on photo quality paper. 4-5 megapixels is good for pictures you plan to blow up to anything higher than 12 inches.
Step4
Decide on a size. Some cameras are bigger than others and can be easier to take photos with. Be sure whoever is using the camera most is comfortable with its size and their ability to take a good photo with it.
Step5
Consider possible accessories. Batteries and memory cards are a must have and will keep your camera running. Also a USB cable is necessary to hook up your camera the USB port in your computer.
Step6
Research your choices in consumer magazines or online. You can even ask other customers on online forums.