DZ-D100 Dermatology Camera

Functional Diagnostics

DZ-D100 Dermatology Camera

Casio · DZ-D100-ADA

Article No. AK-FD-169

The DZ-D100 digital dermatology camera has been specifically developed to meet the requirements of daily work in a medical practice and combines advanced imaging technology with high user-friendliness. With a CMOS sensor and a resolution of approximately 20.16 megapixels, the camera delivers razor-sharp images in both standard and close-up modes – without the need for time-consuming lens changes. This enables efficient documentation of the entire affected area as well as high-resolution detailed images of individual lesions within a very short time. The innovative single-shot system produces polarised, non-polarised and UV images (405 nm) at the touch of a button, supporting comprehensive assessment of skin structure and pigment distribution beneath the surface. The special LED ring illumination ensures uniform lighting and true-to-colour reproduction, regardless of the shooting mode. Thanks to the high-quality special lens, images are distortion-free right up to the edge – a decisive advantage for assessing the shape and extent of dermatological findings. The integrated scale overlay in close-up mode enables immediate size determination of lesions, which significantly simplifies f

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Specifications

Brand
Casio
Model
DZ-D100-ADA
Product type
Dermatoscopes
Image sensor
1/2.3-inch CMOS (back-illuminated)
Effective pixels
approx. 20.16 megapixels (5184 × 3888)
Total pixels
approx. 21.14 megapixels (5352 × 3950)
Construction
9 lenses in 6 groups
Aperture
F3.33
Focal length
f = 7.67 mm (equivalent to 53.5 mm full frame)
Digital zoom
8× (zoom resolution 0.1×)
Image format
JPEG (Exif Ver 2.3), DCF2.0-compatible
Image storage
approx. 1,860 images (16 GB card)
Maximum video size
1.4 GB per file (approx. 10 minutes)
Illumination
LED ring light (outer and inner for different modes)
Interfaces
HDMI (Mini), USB
Power supply
Lithium-ion battery (DNP-100M)
Battery life
approx. 175 shots or 45 minutes of video (continuous)