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Canon CR-DGi NM Non-Mydriatic Fundus Camera

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Specifications 4

Brands
Canon
New/Used
Used
Weight
0,0 kg
Warranty
1 month

Used, in good condition

Product description

Digital non-mydriatic fundus camera with 8.3MP sensor, 45° view angle, and integrated Canon EOS camera.

  • Type: Non-mydriatic retinal camera
  • Angle of View: 45 degrees
  • Operation Distance: 45 mm from the front of the objective lens
  • Minimum Pupil Diameter: 4 mm
  • Image Size: Ø 17 mm on sensor
  • Attachable Digital Camera: Compatible with Canon EOS Digital (equipped with Canon EOS 40D SLR camera back)
  • Sensor Resolution: 8.3 megapixels with Canon EOS 30D (resolution dependent on attached camera)
  • Patient’s Diopter Compensation Range:
  • Without lens: -12 to +15D
  • With “-” lens: -7 to -33D
  • With “+” lens: +11 to +35D
  • Working Distance Adjustment:
  • Outer eye display: split pupil alignment
  • Retinal display: working distance dots
  • Fixation Target: Dot matrix
  • Light Source:
  • Observation: halogen lamp, 12V / 50W
  • Recording: strobe tube, max. 300W
  • Built-in Monitor: 5-inch monochrome TV monitor
  • Data Output: RS422 interface
  • Power Supply:
  • 110 – 120 V AC, 60 Hz
  • 220 – 240 V AC, 50 / 60 Hz
  • Dimensions (W x L x H): 324 x 496 x 590 mm
  • Weight: Approx. 23 kg
  • Additional Features: Immediate image access; user-friendly internal fixation target; requires minimal light for clear images; suitable for telemedicine and electronic storage applications.

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Last updated 22 October 2026