The Kodak DVC-323 actually marks Kodak"s second generation of digital computer eye cameras, and makes significant strides in color balance and image-quality over the earlier DVC-300. A full 640x480 ("VGA") resolution, progressive-scan CCD provides a little over 300,000 pixels of picture information. In still mode, it can capture either full-resolution images, or 320x240 ones more appropriate for email. In video mode, resolution drops to a maximum of 320x240. (Less, depending on a combination of desired frame rate, CPU speed limitations, and chosen output format.)Until the advent of the DVC-323, most computer video cameras were woefully inadequate when used as still-image devices. The DVC-323 significantly changes that, competing surprisingly well at the low end of the VGA-resolution still camera marketplace.