Basic Ophthalmic Photography Investigates proper patient, camera and photographic techniques in ophthalmic photography. Diagnostic evaluation of ocular anatomy and physiology utilizing special cameras is presented. Lighting, optics, camera technique and various other considerations are evaluated in theory and practice. Planning, researching, scripting, production, revision, evaluation. For biomedical photography majors only.
Students explore a variety of specialized photographic techniques and a variety of philosophies.
Assignments are performed that are similar to those encountered in biomedical and research institutes. Intermediate Ophthalmic Photography Intermediate Ophthalmic Photography goes beyond the shooting of retina fundus photographs or posterior segment photography and concentrates on interpretation of fluorescein angiography films and anterior segment photography. Additionally investigates external ocular photography, slit-lamp biomicrography, common corneal anatomy and diseases. Advanced Applied Ophthalmic Photography Provides students with clinical experience in ophthalmic photography. Students work off campus in an ophthalmology clinic performing stereo fundus photography, fluorescein angiography, specular biomicrography, slit-lamp biomicrography and goniography.