35mm Fundus Camera

A fundus camera is used to take images of the retina, which is the back portion of the eye. Basically a microscope with a camera attached, images of the retina are taken at different angles of view and magnifications depending on what the doctor needs, and can be used by practitioners to diagnose certain eye diseases. A 35mm Fundus Camera uses a 35 mm format, which refers to a 36x24 mm digital photographic film format.
CompanyKowa Optimed, Inc
ItemKOWA VX-10α Combination Non-Mydriatic & Mydriatic Retinal Camera / VK-2 Digital Imaging System
Price
DescriptionThe VX-10a is Kowa’s combination non-mydriatic/mydriatic retinal camera that offers high quality, retinal imaging in one easy to use system. The device offers non-mydriatic, mydriatic and FA modes with a 50° field of view in full mydriatic mode. The
Features
  • Mydriatic & Non-mydriatic operation
  • Colour & FA modes
  • Optional FAF mode
  • Clear view finder & LCD alignment
  • Small pupil mode
  • 50° and 30° views
ApprovalUS and Worldwide
TypeMyd / NonMyd / Fluorescein Fundus Camera
Product NumberKOWA VX-10α
Weight (lbs)78lbs (35.5kg) without video adapter
Power SupplyInput: AC 100/240V 50/60Hz
Power consumption: 280 VA 1500 VA (max.)
FiltersBarrier filter, exciter filter electronic powered insertion
Working Distance39mm (between objective lens and cornea)
Photographic AnglesNon-mydriatic mode: 45°/27°
Mydriatic mode: 50°/ 30° (SP: 45°/27°)
Image Magnification/Resolution50° ? 2.0x
30° ?3.0x
Digital Imaging (Y/N)Yes, VK-2 Digital Imaging System
Light SourceFor observation : Halogen Lamp
For photography : Xenon flash lamp
Dimensions (W × H × D)400 mm x 620 mm x 520
Diopter Compensation-8D to + 5D
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