The camera's only visible features are the fixed focus lens, which is optimised for subjects from 18in to infinity, and a Capture button. Pressing the Capture button fires up the camera when the Visor is off. Pressing it again freezes the image on-screen, and pressing it a third time saves the image. Users can save a 'frozen' picture by pressing the Visor's up-scroll button, or reject it by pressing the down button. Do not expect much in the way of image quality from this device, but it is handy for capturing low-resolution images for use with email and Web pages.
Icons allow users to scroll through stored images.
As a camera the Eyemodule is nothing special, but users who have a Handspring Visor Palm clone will find that the convenience and ease of use make it a viable alternative to other digital cameras. The Eyemodule is a Springboard expansion module for Handspring's Visor PalmOS handhelds. Moderate image quality.