Canon CR-DGi NM Fundus Camera – Refurbished

SKU: US-RC-CAN-DGI

US$4,900.00

Refurbished non-mydriatic fundus camera Canon CR-DGi — 45° FOV, 4mm pupil, Canon EOS 20D 8MP back, includes PC, monitor and software. 6-month warranty. Contact us.

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What’s Included

  • Canon CR-DGi camera unit
  • Canon EOS 20D 8MP digital camera back (integrated)
  • PC with monitor
  • Imaging software
  • Power cable
  • 6-month Digital Eye Center warranty

Condition & Warranty

Refurbished. This Canon CR-DGi has been inspected, cleaned, and verified for full non-mydriatic fundus imaging function — including illumination, alignment, focus, and image capture — prior to sale. Covered by a 6-month warranty on parts and workmanship.

Non-Mydriatic Fundus Camera Canon CR-DGi — Refurbished Retinal Imaging System

Canon CR-DGi refurbished — front view with Canon EOS 20D digital camera back mounted The Canon CR-DGi is a professional tabletop non-mydriatic fundus camera designed for high-throughput retinal documentation and diabetic retinopathy screening without pupil dilation. Its 45° field of view and 4mm minimum pupil requirement make it accessible for most patients straight from the waiting room — no drops, no dilation wait time, no post-visit glare complaints. The integrated Canon EOS 20D 8MP digital back captures full-color fundus images suitable for clinical diagnosis, referral documentation, and longitudinal comparison over time. This complete system includes a PC, monitor, and imaging software, making it a ready-to-deploy retinal imaging workstation for practices adding fundus photography or expanding existing capacity. Sold refurbished and backed by Digital Eye Center’s 6-month warranty.

According to the National Library of Medicine, non-mydriatic fundus photography provides clinically reliable retinal imaging for diabetic retinopathy screening in community settings — confirming that a non-mydriatic fundus camera delivers the diagnostic image quality required for real-world DR screening programs without specialist ophthalmoscopy.

Why Practices Choose the Canon CR-DGi Non-Mydriatic Fundus Camera

Canon CR-DGi fundus camera refurbished — side view showing chinrest headrest and patient positioning guide The CR-DGi eliminates the main workflow bottleneck in retinal imaging — dilation — while delivering full-color 8MP fundus images through the trusted Canon EOS digital imaging platform.

  • No dilation required — the 4mm minimum pupil threshold means most adult patients can be imaged immediately without pharmaceutical mydriasis, reducing exam time and eliminating post-visit light sensitivity complaints.
  • 45° field of view — captures the posterior pole, macula, optic disc, and surrounding retina in a single frame, covering the anatomic zones most critical for diabetic retinopathy grading, glaucoma suspect documentation, and AMD screening.
  • Canon EOS 20D 8MP digital back — leverages Canon’s proven consumer DSLR platform for fundus imaging, providing 8-megapixel resolution and a familiar JPEG/RAW capture workflow compatible with standard imaging software.
  • Complete turnkey system — includes PC, monitor, and imaging software so the system is operational immediately after installation, with no additional hardware procurement required.
  • Compact exam lane footprint — the CR-DGi’s tabletop chassis integrates into existing exam room setups without dedicated infrastructure, fitting standard ophthalmic lanes alongside a slit lamp and phoropter.
  • Rapid patient throughput — non-mydriatic operation and a streamlined capture workflow support high-volume screening programs in community clinics, mobile units, and telemedicine DR grading pipelines.
  • Established clinical tool — the CR-DGi has been deployed in hospital eye services, primary care DR screening programs, and telemedicine networks globally, with a well-established body of clinical literature validating its imaging performance.

Clinical Applications

  • Diabetic retinopathy screening — rapid, non-dilated posterior pole imaging for primary-care-based and community DR screening programs, supporting both in-person grading and teleophthalmology reading center workflows.
  • Glaucoma suspect documentation — disc and RNFL photographs for baseline documentation and longitudinal comparison in ocular hypertension and glaucoma suspect patients.
  • AMD surveillance — macula-centered fundus photographs for AMD staging, drusen documentation, and geographic atrophy progression monitoring.
  • Hypertensive retinopathy — optic disc and vessel documentation supporting systemic disease monitoring in hypertensive patients referred from primary care.
  • Telemedicine retinal imaging — non-mydriatic capture combined with imaging software output supports store-and-forward workflows to remote reading centers for DR grading, AMD classification, and optic nerve review.
  • Pre-surgical fundus documentation — baseline posterior segment photographs prior to cataract, refractive, or vitreoretinal procedures for informed consent and post-operative comparison.

Who This Is For

  • Ophthalmology and optometry practices adding fundus photography capability or replacing an aging camera, seeking a complete, ready-to-use retinal imaging system at a refurbished price point.
  • Diabetic retinopathy screening programs — community clinics, endocrinology practices, and primary care networks running non-dilated DR screening protocols who need a proven, cost-effective imaging platform.
  • Telemedicine retinal programs that require a reliable non-mydriatic capture device at a fixed clinical site for store-and-forward reading center workflows.
  • Hospital and health system eye departments equipping secondary exam rooms, satellite clinics, or screening stations with a fully functional fundus imaging workstation at a significantly lower cost than new equipment.

Technical Specifications

Specification Detail
Camera type Tabletop non-mydriatic (no dilation)
Field of view 45°
Minimum pupil diameter 4mm (non-mydriatic)
Digital back Canon EOS 20D — 8MP DSLR
Image format JPEG / RAW (Canon EOS native)
Illumination Flash (built-in fundus camera flash)
Included accessories PC, monitor, imaging software
Condition Refurbished
Warranty 6-month Digital Eye Center warranty

Compare Non-Mydriatic Fundus Cameras

Product Type Condition Price
Canon CR-DGi Non-mydriatic, 45° FOV, Canon EOS 20D back Refurbished $4,900
Eyerobo iFlash Retinal Camera Portable non-mydriatic retinal camera New $9,025
Optos California P200DT Ultra-widefield panoramic retinal camera Used $38,500

Need a portable option for mobile screening or satellite clinics? See the Eyerobo iFlash portable retinal camera.

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Additional information

Weight 120 lbs
Dimensions 40 × 40 × 40 in