Subjective optometry apparatus
AssigneeNidek Co., Ltd.
InventorsMichihiro Takii, Masaaki Hanebuchi, Hisashi Ochi, Sasagu Tachibana
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AssigneeNidek Co., Ltd.
InventorsMichihiro Takii, Masaaki Hanebuchi, Hisashi Ochi, Sasagu Tachibana
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A subjective optometry apparatus includes a light projecting optical system that projects a target light flux to an examinee's eye, a fixed optical element that guides an image of the target light flux to the examinee's eye so as to have an optically predetermined examination length, a calibration optical system disposed in an optical path of the light projecting optical system to change optical characteristics of the examinee's eye, a measurement unit that accommodates the light projecting optical system; a positional information acquiring portion that acquires positional information of the measurement unit, a correction amount setting portion that sets a correction amount for correcting a projection magnification of the target light flux projected to the examinee's eye, based on the positional information, and a correction portion that corrects the projection magnification of the target light flux based on the correction amount set by the correction amount setting portion.
A subjective optometry apparatus that subjectively measures optical characteristics of an examinee's eye, the subjective optometry apparatus comprising:
A storage medium that stores a subjective optometry program used in a subjective optometry apparatus that subjectively measures optical characteristics of an examinee's eye and includes a light projecting optical system that projects a target light flux to the examinee's eye, a fixed optical element that guides an image of the target light flux to the examinee's eye so as to have an optically predetermined examination length, and a calibration optical system disposed in an optical path of the light projecting optical system to change the optical characteristics of the examinee's eye,
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