Optomed Aurora - Optics settings for Aurora Retinal Module

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4.3 Optics settings for Aurora Retinal Module
QUICK IMAGING
Quick imaging can be enabled or disabled. When quick imaging is on, the camera
returns to live view immediately aer image capturing, and when it is o, instant
preview with dierent choices is shown aer imaging. In instant preview, it is possible
to zoom, mark the imaged eye (le/right) and delete the image. Quick imaging is o
by default.
HALF PRESS CAPTURE
Half press capture can be enabled or disabled. Half press capture is o by default.
When half press capture is on, the functionality of dual action shutter is changed to:
• Manual focus: image is captured when the dual action shutter is pressed half
way down
• Autofocus: image is captured aer focusing when the dual action shutter is
kept pressed half way down
CAPTURE MODE
There are two capture modes in Optomed Aurora: still imaging and video recording.
To choose capture mode, use Optoroller.
ADDITIONAL IMAGE
In addition to color image, there are two alternative imaging modes in Optomed
Aurora: Red-free and Low-red. When either one is selected, the camera saves an
additional image (Red-free or Low-red) together with the original image. To save
only the original image, choose ‘None’. In the Red-free setting, the camera uses only
the green channel to save the image, and in the Low-red setting the camera saves a
red reduced image in addition to the original image.
ADVANCED OPTICS SETTINGS
To see more optics-specific settings, press Optoroller. The advanced optics settings
include Capture settings in image, automatic IR contrast stretching, IR image,
image quality analysis and centering options.