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Is it possible for a digital camera to perfectly mimic what we see?

Most digital cameras I've used, while they may take great pictures, don't quite replicate everything it is that I am seeing. 
Is this just due to the technical limitations of the device or are there more fundamental differences between how our eyes and cameras work that prevent us from capturing a perfect image?
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Your eyes don't capture a "perfect image," there's lotsa stuff that's filled in (or subtracted) by the brain. 

The human eye is really only sharply in focus over the fovea, the rest is blurred or degraded to some degree. However, in concert with small, unnoticed and unconscious eye movements, the brain fills in the illusion of an image that's sharp edge-to-edge.

And the subject of color rendering is a whole 'nother can-o-worms.

There are commercial digital sensors that can outperform the human eye in terms of resolution, but they're mostly used in high-end scientific work.