AFC-330 Automated Fundus Camera
Non-mydriatic fundus photography that runs itself
The AFC-330 is a non-mydriatic fundus camera with the computer built in, which means no separate tower under the table. Three-dimensional automatic alignment handles tracking, focus and capture, and it switches from anterior to posterior focusing on its own. Automatic panoramic imaging and auto-paired stereo photography are built in, and the flash is low intensity with a quiet shutter, which matters more to patients than most people expect.
What it does
- Non-mydriatic fundus photography with built-in camera and computer
- 3D automatic alignment with auto tracking, focus and capture
- Automatic switching from anterior to posterior focusing
- Automatic panoramic imaging
- Auto pairs for stereo photography
- Low flash intensity and quiet shutter sound
- 8.4-inch tilting color touchscreen
- Multiple data management utilities and operator assist functions
Is it right for your practice?
Best fit
Comprehensive practices adding retinal documentation, and practices building a wellness or screening program around fundus imaging.
Why consider it
Non-mydriatic means no dilation for routine documentation, which removes the main reason patients decline retinal photography. The automation - 3D alignment with auto tracking, focus and capture, and automatic switching from anterior to posterior focusing - means a technician can run it, which removes the main reason practices under-use the camera they already own. Low flash intensity and a quiet shutter sound like marketing until you have had a patient flinch through a series of retakes. The computer is built in, so there is no separate tower under the table.
What to compare
This is the conventional non-mydriatic camera I carry, and there are two others I carry built on different technology. The iCare DRSplus shares the EIDON's TrueColor confocal engine and images through smaller pupils and some media opacity that a conventional flash camera struggles with; the EIDON with the widefield module goes considerably further again. If your patients dilate poorly or you want widefield, compare those before this. The AFC-330's case is a well-automated conventional camera at a conventional camera's price.
Ask me about
Putting it directly against the DRSplus and EIDON for your patient population, and what image management and EMR connection each one needs.
Specifications
| Type | Non-mydriatic Automated Fundus Camera |
|---|---|
| Angle of View | 45º (33º in small-pupil photography mode) |
| Working Distance | 45.7mm (from objective lens to cornea) |
| Minimum Pupil Diameter | 4.0mm (3.3mm in small-pupil photography mode) |
| Dioptric Compensation | -33 to +35 D total for patient's eyes -33 to -7 D with minus dioptric lens -12 to +15 D with no dioptric lens +11 to +35 D with plus dioptric lens |
| Focusing Method | Infrared focus split alignment Adjustable range: -12 to +15 D |
| Light Source | For observation: Halogen lamp 12V 50W / For Photography: Xenon flash lamp 300W |
| Flash Intensity | 17 levels from F1 (F4.0 +0.8 EV) to F17 (F16 +0.8 EV) 0.5 EV increments |
| Internal Fixation Target | LED (maximum 9 points) |
| External Fixation Target | Free-arm (optional) |
| Horizontal Movement | 40mm (back and forth) 85mm (left and right) |
| Vertical Movement | 32mm |
| Chinrest Movement | 62mm (up and down, motorized) |
| AutoTrack | X-Y-Z direction |
| Auto Capture | Automatic image capture |
| Camera | Built-in 12 megapixel CCD camera |
| Display | Tiltable 8.4-inch color LCD touchscreen |
| Interface | LAN, USB 2.0 |
| Measurements | 316mm (W) x 518mm (D) x 579mm (H) 12.4” / (W) x 20.4” (D) x 22.8” (H) |
| Mass (Approximate) | 29 kg |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240 V ±10%, 50 / 60 Hz |
| Power Consumption | 150 VA |
Also in Retinal Imaging
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.
DRSplus Fundus Camera
Automated fundus imaging that handles alignment, focus, exposure, capture and montage itself, so image quality depends less on the operator.
Specifications reviewed: 2026-09-06
Manufacturer source:
Marco: AFC-330 Automated 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.