Personally I think it's best to figure out exactly what You want a Camera to do...then find one that will meet that desire.
There's so many choices and each camera seems to be good in one way or another and the next camera you look at will have it's strengths as well.
I currently have a Moultrie GW-100 and have not had one problem with it so far. The picture quality is "Fair" compared to other cameras that are availible and near some apple trees, where deer will be lingering for awhile,it does OK:

From my research into cameras the GS-200 will probably be my next purchase because it's relatively inexpensive and is capable of taking "Good" pictures with very few "Whiteouts". My only problem with the GS-200 is when it takes Night Pictures...the "Saucer Eyes" appear.
Here's an example of that:

Here is a Review of the GS-200:
http://www.chasingame.com/reviews_moultrie.htm#moultrieMFH-DGS-200