Fundus cameras
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Canon CR-2 AF
The CR-2 AF is an Auto focusing Non Mydriatic Camera added auto functions. Images with a Canon retinal camera has never been easier! Especially because it comes with Canon’s newest addition: Canon Opacity Suppression (COS) - a breakthrough in retinal imaging. With this sophisticated image processing the effects of mild cataracts and other ocular opacities will be largely suppressed Images that were previously unsuitable could now provide essential clinical information This could increase the success rate of retinal examinations and reduce the incidents of various pathology going unnoticed. Also Canon’s own EOS camera technology, with its renowned image processing capabilities, has been adapted exclusively for Canon retinal cameras to offer optimal retinal imaging. Benefits:
- Auto focus
- Auto shot
- Auto Anterior Switching
- Photometric Auto Exposure
- Full LED technology
- Anterior IR photography
- Compact and ergonomic
- 20,2 Mega Pixel
- Only 15 kg
- Low flash mode
- Full DICOM
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CRYSTALVUE NFC-700
Fully Automated Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera
- 3D tracking
- Auto capture
- Dicom
- Touch screen
- No computer required
- 12 MP
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Mediworks FC-161 Hand-held
Hand-held Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera
- Auto Split Focus Technology
- 12 MP High Resolution Image Quality
- Automatic or Manual Focusing
- 45 degree field of view
- Smart Touch Operation
- Real-time PC Upload
- WIFI & USB
- Carrying Case
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Nidek RS-330 Duo
Combination OCT and High resolution fundus camera. The acclaimed 3-D auto tracking and auto shot functions allow easy imaging of the fundus and all its features. Each standard and professional mode has a different image capture interface which can be selected based on clinic preference.
- Easy operation with 3-D auto tracking, auto shot, and user friendly interface
- High definition images
- Wide area scan (12 x 9 mm) / Wide area normative database (9 x 9 mm)
- Multiple OCT scan patterns
- Value added features
- Various reports
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Optovue iCam
Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera
- Now with12 MP High Resolution Image Quality
- Simple operation
- User friendly software
- Chair and stand mounting
- Can be combined with iVue OCT
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Canon CR-2 Plus AF
The CR-2 Plus AF is an Auto focusing Non Mydriatic Camera with Fundus AutoFluorescence (FAF) With the added auto functions, taking images with a Canon retinal camera has never been easier! The FAF photography mode will provide information on changes of the retina that can’t be made visible with standard colour photography. The 5 photography modes: Color, Red Free, Cobalt, FAF and Anterior Segment make the CR-2 Plus AF a very versatile retinal camera. It is equipped with a unique dedicated EOS camera for the highest image quality.
Benefits:- Auto Focus
- Auto Shot
- Automatic switch from external to retinal observation
- Auto Diopter Compensation switch
- Auto Exposure
- Standard equipped with Fundus Autofluorescence (FAF) mode
- Anterior segment photography mode
- Dedicated 18 Mega Pixel EOS camera
- Stereo photography mode
- Extensive software (bundled)
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Canon CX-1
The CX-1 is a MYD and Non-MYD hybrid digital retinal camera. It is extremely versatile with its 5 photography modes; colour. FAG, red free, cobalt and FAF (Fundus Auto Fluorescence). Making it ideal for screening and the diagnosis of the main eyes diseases.
Benefits:- Digital Retinal Camera
- Hybrid camera MYD / Non MYD
- FAF (Fundus Auto Fluorescence), also in Non Myd mode
- Use of EOS technology
- Advanced Stereo photography system
- Open connectivity and DICOM compliant
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Heidelberg Spectralis
Multi-modal imaging platform optimized for the posterior segment
The SPECTRALIS® is an ophthalmic imaging platform with an upgradable, modular design. This platform allows clinicians to configure each SPECTRALIS to the specific diagnostic workflow in the practice or clinic.
Multimodal imaging options include: OCT, multiple scanning laser fundus imaging modalities, widefield and ultra-widefield, scanning laser angiography and OCT angiography.Read more