
|Articles|April 1, 2011
Retinal camera produces 3D stereo images in one shot
Author(s)Ron Rajecki
A three-dimensional simultaneous stereoscopic retinal camera that allows stereo images to be taken in one shot, offers an automatic mosaic merge function, and provides a full 45-degree field angle in two-dimensional mode has been introduced by Kowa Optimed Inc.
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Torrance, CA-A three-dimensional (3D) simultaneous stereoscopic retinal camera that allows stereo images to be taken in one shot, offers an automatic mosaic merge function, and provides a full 45-degree field angle in two-dimensional (2D) mode has been introduced by Kowa Optimed Inc.
According to Kowa, this 3D retinal camera is both 2D and 3D capable and may be used in three modes:
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