Comparison of photo slit lamp and fundus camera photography of the optic disc
B. E. Cohan, A. C. Pearch and S. A. Anderson
The photo slit lamp has characteristics that may be important in optic disc
photography for measuring glaucomatous cupping. This finding led to the
question of whether disc photographs with the slit lamp showed less detail
than fundus camera photographs. Tests were conducted on in-air resolution
and of each instrument's ability to record fine vessel detail in normal
human optic discs. The results showed that the instruments performed
comparably in each test.
