1. An eye-view image recording apparatus comprising: an eyeglass frame adapted to be fixed on the head of a user; at least one first optical unit disposed on the eyeglass frame for, with the head of the user fixed, capturing an image corresponding to a field of view of a user relative to a fixed position of the head of the user and areas of which can be viewed by the user by moving the eye relative to a fixed position of the head of the user; at least one second optical unit disposed on the eyeglass frame for tracking movement of at least one eye of the user relative to a fixed position of the head of the user to determine an area within the field of view to which the at least one eye is directed relative to a fixed position of the head of the user; at least one processor for receiving the determination of the area within the field of view to which the at least one eye is directed and generating a subset of the captured image based on the determination that constitutes at least a portion of the area to which the at least one eye is directed; and transmitting from the eye-view image recording apparatus only the generated subset of the captured image.