CR-2 AF
Digital Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera
Digital Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera
CR-2 AF
The CR-2 AF Digital Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera features the latest in Canon retinal imaging technology and enhancements in a compact and light weight design. The CR-2 AF also provides autofunctionality with contrast enhancement. It can be installed and takes up minimal space. For added convenience, the CR-2 AF camera can remain mobile for easy transportation when needed using an optional hard shell transport case, sold separately.
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Watch Overview Auto-Focus with Manual Alignment Override
Automatically focuses the eye by partially depressing the joystick, or easily switches to manual focus with a twist of the focus ring.
Auto-Capture
Automatically captures the image once the eye is properly focused.
Auto-Exposure
Automatically measures the volume of infrared light at the retina and adjusts the flash intensity.
Auto-Fundus
Automatically switches from the external eye to retinal observation mode when the eye is properly aligned.
Image Error Detection
Advanced software automatically confirms both correct alignment and focus.
Contrast Enhancement
Provides increased image clarity by emphasizing the difference in 'redness' and 'brightness' of blood vessel structures relative to their surroundings.
High Resolution Images
The CR-2 AF provides ultra-high resolution, 32.5 megapixel, wide-angle views with excellent color, detail and contrast, making it easy for the diagnosis and detection of ocular conditions and diseases.
Digital Filter Processing
With digital red-free, digital cobalt mode, the CR-2 AF extracts each element from the color image. Additional filter view are available with imageSPECTRUM Image Management System software (sold separately).
Quick Preview
Preview images directly on the dedicated EOS camera immediately after capture.
Low Flash Intensity
Low flash improves patient comfort and reduces miosis for a faster exam. The CR-2 AF supports a wide range of low ISO speeds, including ISO 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, and 6400.
