This textbook contains a great deal of information on ophthalmic photography, from conventional fundus photography and film processing to fluorescein angiography and digital imaging technology.

After an initial short history of ophthalmic photography and a brief description of the evolution of fluorescein angiography, the authors launch into a thorough description of the practicalities of performing fundus photography. The photographic routine is described in some detail, from seating patients correctly and dilating their pupils, to aligning the camera, obtaining the required view of the fundus, and ensuring correct focus.

Chapter 3 describes …