Ophthalmologic imaging apparatus, control method thereof, and program

A method for controlling an ophthalmologic imaging apparatus which captures a tomographic image of a subject's eye using interference light obtained by combining a return light from the subject's eye irradiated by measurement light and a reference light, the method comprising:

• selecting any of a plurality of imaging modes including a first imaging mode for capturing the tomographic image of the subject's eye and a second imaging mode which is different from the first imaging mode;
• and
• performing (a) control, in a case that the first imaging mode is selected, to display the tomographic image as a first tomographic image of the subject's eye on a display unit and (b) control, in a case that the second imaging mode is selected, to display a second tomographic image of the subject's eye on the display unit, the second tomographic image generated using the tomographic image so as to increase intensity of the second tomographic image higher than that of the first tomographic image on the display unit.

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing a program that when executed by a computer causes the computer to perform a method of controlling an ophthalmologic imaging apparatus, the ophthalmologic imaging apparatus capturing a tomographic image of a subject's eye using interference light obtained by combining a return light from the subject's eye irradiated by measurement light and a reference light, the method comprising:

• selecting any of a plurality of imaging modes including a first imaging mode for capturing the tomographic image of the subject's eye and a second imaging mode which is different from the first imaging mode;
• and
• performing (a) control, in a case that the first imaging mode is selected, to display the tomographic image as a first tomographic image of the subject's eye on a display unit and (b) control, in a case that the second imaging mode is selected, to display a second tomographic image of the subject's eye on the display unit, the second tomographic image generated using the tomographic image so as to increase intensity of the second tomographic image higher than that of the first tomographic image on the display unit.