OPMI Lumera 300 Microscope

Excellent LUMERA optics

Apochromatic optics provide an exceptional view with high contrast and outstanding resolution, as well as clarity of detail, that is unparalleled in its class. Share this view with an optional, fully independent assistant’s microscope that requires no light from the main microscope during cataract or refractive surgery.

With outstanding light transmission, the ZEISS OPMI LUMERA 300 provides significantly reduced light exposure for your patients, leading to less stress on the eye.

Exceptional illumination

Outstanding quality

Have the most reliable partner at your side. The ZEISS brand stands for superior optical and mechanical components. The ZEISS OPMI LUMERA 300 surgical microscope is no exception.

Experience outstanding quality. The assistant's microscope, HD camera and the RESIGHT 500 from ZEISS fundus viewing system are fully integrated, regardless of the configuration of the surgical microscope.

ZEISS CALLISTO eye

Computer assisted cataract surgery

CALLISTO eye from ZEISS provides surgeon-controlled assistance functions, projected directly in the surgical field. Overlays in the eyepiece support markerless toric IOL alignment and convenient data management meets demanding requirements in documentation.

Options & Accessories

Assistant’s microscope

The ZEISS OPMI LUMERA 300 surgical microscope can be equipped with an assistant's microscope. It enables a second view of the surgical field without taking any light from the surgeon's microscope.

Fully integrated HD camera

The optional, fully integrated 1-chip, full-HD camera is the most convenient way to generate images for information, documentation, teaching and presentation purposes. Experience the ergonomic advantages of the ZEISS OPMI LUMERA 300 without inconvenient cables or bulky video adapters.

X-Y coupling

The optional X-Y-coupling enables motorized fine movement in the X-Y plane. For precise positioning during cataract or refractive surgery.

ZEISS RESIGHT 500

RESIGHT 500 provides a clear, detailed view of the retina. You no longer need to refocus when the fundus viewing system is moved into or out of position. The varioscope optics ensure that your microscope always stays in the same focal plane during ophthalmic surgery. It will fold up if unintended contact is made with the patient's eye.