Review of Icare Eidon UWF fundus camera. David vs. Goliaths.

Here is a review of the Icare (Centervue) Eidon Ultrawidefiled confocal white light scanning ophtalmoscope.

Eidon is a confocal scanning fundus camera. It does not use a monochromatic laser but rather a white diode laser, so the images do not have false color but a true colors.

*I was not paid to do this review and have no financial interest in Icare.
Please note that the opinions expressed are my own, and do not in any way represent the companies or any Institutions.*

Bunch of tech specs from website:
Working distance 28 mm Automatic operation auto-alignment, auto-focus, auto-exposure, auto-capture
Auto-focusing adjustment range -12D to +15D Resolution
60 pixel/deg Opt
Optical resolution on the retina
15 microns
Pixel pitch
4.9 micron
Fixation targets
Internal/External
Dynamic Programmable Internal Fixation Target
Central, Nasal, Temporal, Central-Nasal, Superior, Inferior, Superior-Temporal, Superior-Nasal, Inferior-Temporal, Inferior-Nasal
Size (WxHxD)
360 mm X 590 mm X 620 mm / 14.2’’ x 23.2’’ x 24.4’’
Weight
25 Kg (55 lbs)
Related Voltage
100-240 VAC
Frequency
50-60 Hz
Power consumption
80 W

00:00 Intro
01:00 Outside
02:00 Tech specs
04:20 Examination
07:03 Viewer
12:43 Settings
13:47 Plus/Cons
16:59 Comparison
21:45 Outro