DRSplus Fundus Camera
The iCare DRSplus is built for practices that want automated fundus imaging without a heavy operator burden. A technician runs the device, but the DRSplus handles alignment, focus, exposure, capture and montage itself, and iCare states the system requires minimal staff training, the point being that image quality depends less on which technician is at the instrument. It shares the EIDON's TrueColor confocal engine but is not a widefield platform, which makes it a good fit for smaller clinics, satellite locations and comprehensive practices building imaging capability at an accessible price point and footprint.
What it does
- TrueColor confocal technology with white LED illumination (440–650 nm)
- 10 megapixel images at 77 pixels per degree
- 45° × 40° single capture; optional mosaic builds panoramic views up to 80°
- Non-mydriatic: minimum 2.5 mm pupil, 25 mm working distance
- Five automated functions: auto-alignment, auto-focus, auto-exposure, auto-capture and auto-montage
- TrueColor and external eye imaging, with red-free, blue and red digital filters; stereo viewing optional
- iCare states the system requires minimal staff training
- Optional Remote Viewer serves up to five review stations on the same LAN
Is it right for your practice?
Best fit
Comprehensive optometry, ophthalmology, smaller clinics, satellite locations, and practices that want dependable retinal imaging without a heavy operator burden.
Why consider it
The DRSplus shares the EIDON's TrueColor confocal engine, so color holds up through cataract and small pupils. Five automated functions (alignment, focus, exposure, capture and montage) keep results consistent across operators, and iCare states the system requires minimal staff training. Non-mydriatic through a 2.5 mm pupil at 45° × 40°, with an optional mosaic to 80°.
What to compare
It is not a widefield platform. If your case mix wants peripheral retina, the EIDON UWF is the instrument and the DRSplus will not stretch to it. Stereo, mosaic, DICOM, Web API and the Remote Viewer are all optional on iCare's own specification, so compare configured prices rather than base prices.
Ask me about
Which options you need, what the configured price looks like against the EIDON, and whether your technicians should trial it before you commit.
Specifications
| Technology | TrueColor confocal with white LED |
|---|---|
| Image Resolution | 10 megapixels at 77 pixels/degree |
| Field of View (single) | 45° × 40° |
| Field of View (mosaic) | 83° × 78°, up to 9 fields (optional) |
| Light Sources | White LED (440–650 nm) / Infrared LED (825–870 nm) |
| Min. Pupil Size | 2.5 mm (non-mydriatic) |
| Autofocus Range | –15D to +15D |
| Working Distance | 25 mm |
| Display | 10.1" integrated touchscreen (1280 × 800) |
| Storage | SSD ≥480 GB |
| Export Formats | JPEG and PDF; DICOM and Web API optional |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 300 × 450 × 650 mm (11.8" × 17.7" × 25.6") |
| Weight | 11 kg (24 lbs) |
| Power | 100–240 VAC, 50–60 Hz, 60W / IEC 60601-1 Class I |
| Imaging Modalities | TrueColor, External Eye; Red-free, Blue and Red digital filters; Stereo and Mosaic optional |
| Interfaces | 3 × USB 2.0, 1 × Gigabit Ethernet |
| Fixation Targets | Internal, 10 programmable positions; external optional |
Worth comparing
iCare EIDON UWF Retinal Imaging
TrueColor confocal retinal imaging, with the Ultra-Widefield Module reaching up to 200 degrees from the posterior pole to the periphery.
COMPASS Perimeter
A perimeter that tracks the retina 25 times a second while it tests, so each threshold point is tied to where the eye actually was.
Optovue iFusion 80
The iVue 80 OCT and the iCam 12 retinal camera in one instrument, with OCT data overlaid on the 45-degree fundus photograph.
Specifications reviewed: 2026-09-05
Manufacturer source:
iCare: DRSplus Fundus Camera.
Configurations and specifications change. Ask me to confirm before ordering.
Talk it through with me
Tell me how your practice handles this now and what you want it to do, and we can work through the options together. You do not need to have settled on a product first.