The Criminal Code of the Russian Federation does not list the digital nature of the evidence as an aggravating circumstance for sentencing / punishment. Rather, it lists:
a. repeated commission of crimes; recidivism of offences;
b. grave consequences of the commission of a crime;
c. commission of a crime by a group of persons or a group of persons
as a result of a preliminary conspiracy, by an organized group, or by
a criminal community (criminal organization);
d. especially active role played in the commission of a crime;
e. involvement in the commission of the crime of the persons who
suffer from heavy mental derangement or who are in a state of
intoxication, or of persons who have not attained the age of criminal
responsibility;
f. commission of a crime by reason of national, racial, or religious
hatred or enmity, out of revenge for the lawful actions of other
persons, or with the purpose of concealing or facilitating another
crime;
g. commission of a crime against a person or his relatives in
connection with his official activity or the discharge of his public
duty;
h. commission of a crime against a woman who is obviously in a state
of pregnancy, or against a minor, another defenseless or helpless
person, or a person who is dependent on the guilty person;
i. commission of a crime with especial brutality, sadism, or mockery,
or involving torments for the victim;
j. commission of a crime with the use of weapons, ammunition,
explosives, fake explosives, specially manufactured technical means,
poisonous or radioactive substances, medicinal or other chemical and
pharmacological preparations, or with the use of physical or mental
compulsion;
k. commission of a crime during a state of emergency, natural or
social disaster, or during mass disturbances;
l. commission of a crime, abusing confidence placed in the guilty
person through his official position, or through a contract;
m. commission of a crime with the use of uniforms or documents of
representatives of the authorities.
As a practical matter, this makes sense. Facts are determined based on evidence. If the evidence considered in the totality of the case, gets the finder of fact to a particular conclusion, it should not matter any further what the nature of that evidence was.
I also see no logical or practical distinction between, for example, evidence of an act of murder captured by digital camera and that same evidence captured on cinematographic film.