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Date: Mon, 27 Dec 2010 19:34:17 -0500

The flip and rotate will be done in the software. You can reach Synemed at 
 800 777 0650 


Mark C. Scheckel
Supervisor, Nat Svc (Eye Care)
Medical Systems Division
Canon U.S.A., Inc.
15955 Alton Parkway, Irvine, CA 92618
www.usa.canon.com/cusa/healthcare
mscheckel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
T 800.970.7227       F 949.753.4164

 



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Hi All,
 
I know a Doc who has a Canon CR4-45NM non-mydriatic retinal camera with 
Synemed MegaPix-PCA professional camera adapter and EOS digital Rebel XT, 
which produces vertically flipped images.  For example, when looking 
through the view finder he can see that a nevus is located inferior nasal 
to the fovea, however, on the screen the nevus is located superior nasal 
to the fovea.  I told him that it might be the mirror of the fundus camera 
but, not quite sure.  Does anyone else have a different theory?  Please 
Advise.
 
Attached is a vertically flipped image from his Canon fundus camera.
 
Thanks, Rona

Attachment: nevus.JPG
Description: JPEG image

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