Iridology Iriscope, purchased through Dr. Pesek with the American College of Iridology, includes three cameras and hard shell protective carrying cases. The Iriscope is an Olympus SZ4045TR microscope digitally connected to a camera for taking pictures of the Irides. The cameras are a new Canon EOS Digital Rebel,a Nikon 4500 Digital Cool Pix and a Pentax MX-60. Equipment was purchased for almost twice the listed price. Picture quality and detail is excellent. You can reach Chris at 831-454-8257 or by e-mail at chrisdanalaughlin@yahoo.com for more information.
This camera was purchased in 2001 and only used for 1 year. The purchase price was originally $5,200. Please contact Janina Kosciuczyk at 386-383-2797 or via e-mail to cordeliajan@yahoo.com.
Included is the software for the camera already installed on the laptop, and Techniques in Iris Analysis - Complete 9-volume DVD-R Course. This camera has only been used on about 10 clients. Owner is retiring from Iridology. Original Price for the Iridology Camera is $5820.00. Original Price for the Laptop is $800.00. Original Price for the DVD Volume Set is $349.00. Total worth for all these items is: $6969.00. To see the pdf file with information and pictures of the camera, computer, and Ellen Tart's course, click here. Contact LaRay Johnson at laray@pale.nu or 503-343-9507. Several pictures taken by this camera are shown below:
Sturdy wood carrying case, Sony CVP-M3E Video Relay, and Sony Trinitron Video Monitor. Originally $3,000 offered at $900.Contact Myan Sorensen at myan.s@hotmail.com for iris photos taken by this camera. Photos of camera and accessories are shown below:
This camera system was originally purchased in 1999 with a total value of $5,500 which included the camera, software, carrying case, videos, and 2 instructional courses. It is a complete turn key system which utilizes the patented Fiber Optic Lighting System (180,000 optical fibers) designed for close-up macro enlargement of the iris of the eye. The photographs can be immediately viewed on a personal computer, laptop or video TV. It has very high resolution, up to 1.2 million pixels. It comes with telescoping legs and supporting platform, chin and headrest for stabilization and comfort, two fiber optical lighting assemblies, and a lockable travel case. It is in excellent condition. Contact Don Caron at 509-489-3129 or dcaron@doncaron.com. The following are pictures of the camera as well as an example of the quality of iris photo the camera can take on your computer:
This unit was purchased in 1999 and was used for only 1-1/2 years and has been in storage since 2001. Includes: Panasonic Super-Dynamic wv-GP454 camera, Stand with chin rest providing precision movement and a forehead support, Twin solid state lights mounted on stand, fully adjustable for effective positioning, Iridology flash card set, and Hookups for video/computer. Contact Jim at 1-757-644-3381 or email jim@synchronicity.org with IRIDOLOGY in the subject line. Following are several images of the camera:
This camera system was originally called the EE113, then upgraded to the 114EE. When I bought this one in 1999 it's name was again changed to the DV2000. It is a complete turn key system which utilizes the patented Fiber Optic Lighting System (180,000 optical fibers) designed for close-up macro enlargement of the iris of the eye. The photographs can be immediately viewed on a personal computer, laptop or video TV. It has very high resolution, up to 1.2 million pixels, uses Windows '95, '98 or 2000 and a minimum of 32 megs of ram. It comes with telescoping legs and supporting platform, chin and headrest for stabilization and comfort, two fiber optical lighting assemblies, a lockable travel case and the original Pixera instruction manual. It has only been used on about ten patients and is in excellent condition. Contact Jay Gilbert N.D. at 970-688-0052 or Vnatmed@vail.net. Click Here to download the pdf file describing the camera in detail.
The camera itself is a Canon T50 "programmed automation; automatic film transport". The lens is a Canon lens FD 85mm 1:1.8. The camera is made in Japan and has chin and forehead rests. It can be adjusted horizontally and vertically. It was purchased in 1988-1989 and is in good condition. It uses 35mm film and comes complete with a 4 painted leg stand. Contact George Salvo at 520-746-4137 if you are interested.
This is a Minolta 35mm with all accessories in perfect condition. Digital pictures of the camera are available by contacting Brenda at JLS at iridology@netzero.net. For more information and/or to purchase this camera, contact Jeffrey Reed at jclayreed@hotmail.com or call him at 941-671-1783 on his cell phone.
Computer includes Windows 98, 64MB ram, 10 gigs, 3D graphics card, and 333-megahertz processor. Software includes IriSearch Pro, Brown Irides, NaturBase, The Iridologist, Constitutional Classification. Printer includes HP desk 930C printer, prints 1,200 BPI, printer was only used 3 times. Contact Shasta Palmer at 970-241-7630.
