Fundus Cameras

A fundus camera (retinal camera) photographs the retina, optic nerve, macula and retinal vessels to document and monitor diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration and glaucoma. Digital Eye Center has used and refurbished fundus cameras in stock from Zeiss, Topcon, CenterVue, Welch Allyn and more, each with its condition and warranty listed and verified before shipping.

Types of fundus cameras and typical used prices (in stock, October 2026):

Handheld retinal cameras (e.g., Welch Allyn RetinaVue 700): about $4,300–$4,600.
Non-mydriatic tabletop cameras (e.g., CenterVue DRS, Topcon NW400, Topcon NW8, Zeiss Visucam NM): about $5,100–$13,700.
Cameras with fluorescein angiography, ICG or autofluorescence (e.g., Zeiss Visucam NM/FA, Visucam PRO NMFA): about $9,100–$17,800.
Portable fundus cameras and smartphone adapters: see our portable fundus cameras.

Compare prices for every equipment type in our Used Ophthalmic Equipment Price Guide (2026), or read the fundus camera price guide.

All orders ship from Florida within 2–3 business days. Need help choosing between mydriatic and non-mydriatic, or evaluating widefield vs. standard field of view? contact us here.