If I was going to buy a digital trailcam I'd avoid the Stealths like the plague. I hear nothing but bad things about the digital Stealths. However, I've been using the el cheapo $60 WalMart 35mm Stealth Cam for two seasons now, and it's worked well. I use Energizer 1850 mA-hr rechargeables in it, and they last for 3 weeks strong. The pictures come out very clear. The flash area is a bit small for the night-time pics, and therefore I usually get a few pics of vacant woods. I could probably remedy this by putting some tape on the sensor to narrow down the motion sensing range, which would delay the picture triggering until the critters are inside the flash field.

Anyhoo, just thought I'd throw in my experience with the cheap Stealth in case you're looking for a budget model. They're a lot of fun.