Kabushiki Kaisha Topcon

Ryoichi Yahagi

Jun Sakai

Makoto Fujino

Keisuke Arima

Takanori Takeda

Hiroyuki Ootsuka

A fundus imaging apparatus includes a scanning optical system, a control circuit, and an image forming unit. The scanning optical system scans a fundus of a subject's eye with light from a light source, and receives return light from the fundus by a light receiver. The control circuit controls the scanning optical system such that a scanning locus is formed by the light in the fundus. The image forming unit forms an image of the fundus based on a light receiving signal from the light receiver and a position of the scanning locus. The control circuit is capable of performing an alignment mode, in which the control circuit controls the scanning optical system to project an alignment indicator for aligning the scanning optical system with the subject's eye on the fundus based on the light from the light source.

Fundus imaging apparatus

Fundus imaging apparatus that determines a state of alignment

An opthalmologic photographing apparatus which is used to observe and photograph a fundus oculi of an eye to be examined, includes an observation light source illuminating the eye to observe the fundus oculi of the eye, a photographing light source illuminating the eye to photograph an image of the fundus oculi of the eye, an aperture through which light illuminated from either the observation light source or the photographing light source and reflected on the fundus oculi of the eye is observed or photographed, and a control device which is configured to control an opening area of the aperture. The control device sets the opening area of the aperture to an opened observing opening area when observing the fundus oculi, and to a narrowed photographing opening area when photographing the image of the fundus oculi.

Ophthalmologic photographing apparatus

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Yamagata, Japan

Ryoichi Yahagi