With a 4.23 megapixel CCD, the Kodak EasyShare-one offers up 4 effective megapixels for still imaging. 2304 x 1728 pixels is its maximum resolution, which Kodak advertises as fine for 20 x 30-inch prints, but I wouldn’t print over 11 x 14 inches. There are only four still image size options in total. The largest 2304 x 1728 is for printing enlargements. The 2304 x 1536 is 3:2-formatted for 4 x 6-inch prints. The 1656 x 1242 size is for small prints and the 1200 x 900 size is for e-mail. Surprisingly, this wireless digital camera does not have a smaller 640 x 480 still image size for faster e-mailing. Movies can be taken at that resolution, however, at a rate of 24 frames per second.

 

The Kodak EasyShare-one has a standard palette of color modes, including Color, Black & White, and Sepia. The color mode is the default of course. The other two modes are for users who don’t like taking the time to add these effects in postproduction software. The black and white and sepia modes look just as they should; they are not washed out like some compact models’ color modes.