Cameras For Ophthalmology: Slit Lamp, Fundus, And OCT Retinal Eye Examination

See Every Retinal Detail Clearly, Even In Low Light

Support eye care with industrial cameras for precise imaging. Enhance diagnostics, treatment planning, and patient care in ophthalmology applications.

Challenges & Trends

Capturing Clear Images In Low-light Conditions

Precise imaging under dim or near-infrared light is challenging. Achieving accurate color and sensitivity without noise is critical, especially for retinal and fluorescence imaging.

Compensating For Eye Movements During Scans

Patients rarely stay still, making high-speed capture essential. Blurred or unusable images complicate diagnoses and follow-ups, posing a major clinical challenge.

Visualizing Subsurface Retinal Structures Reliably

Imaging beneath the retina or anterior segments demands high quantum efficiency and specialized wavelengths. Standard cameras often miss subtle details, limiting accurate detection and monitoring.

Applications

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)

Use near-infrared wavelengths to reveal both transparent and opaque structures of the anterior segment and retina, providing detailed 3–4 mm depth imaging.

Wavefront Analysis

Capture subtle aberrations in the eye, enabling precise LASIK and other corneal reshaping procedures. Ensure every patient achieves their best possible vision.

Laser Cataract Surgery Monitoring

Support cataract patients with astigmatism through precise surgical imaging. Monitor every step of the procedure for safer, more effective outcomes.

Slit Lamp Imaging

Capture high-resolution images of the anterior and posterior eye segments for routine examinations for clear diagnostics and better patient care.

Fundus Photography

Visualize the retina and optic nerve like never before. Get detailed imaging of the eye’s interior, helping you detect and track retinal diseases early and accurately.

Technical Requirements

Slit Lamp camera with USB interface for easy connection to host PC of ophthalmic application
Fundus Camera for ophthalmology requires excellent color reproduction and low light or NIR sensitivity
High frame rates cameras for detailed ophthalmic videos in eye examination
OCT requires 20-50fps to mitigate eye movement during the exam
Small camera with global shutter for distortion-free images of eye movements

The Right Camera

Alvium U-291

Alvium U-291 with Sony IMX421 runs 144 frames per second at 2.9 MP resolution.

USB3-Vision compliant
Intelligent power management
Connector with screw locks
Various housing options
See Alvium U camera series

Alvium U-2050

Alvium U-2050 with Sony IMX183 runs 21 frames per second at 20.2 MP resolution.

USB3-Vision compliant
Intelligent power management
Connector with screw locks
Various housing options
See Alvium U camera series

fxo545CCX

fxo545CCX with Sony IMX545LQA runs 61 frames per second at 12.3 MP resolution.

CoaXPress-12 interface, PoCXP
Thermally optimized aluminum housing
Extremely low Jitter
Integrated 4-channel LED strobe controller
See fxo camera series

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