WO2012029640A1

WO2012029640A1 - Objective lens unit and ophthalmological filming device

Info

Publication number: WO2012029640A1
Application number: PCT/JP2011/069252
Authority: WO
Inventors: 希鳥羽
Original assignee: 興和株式会社
Priority date: 2010-09-03
Filing date: 2011-08-26
Publication date: 2012-03-08
Also published as: JP2012050760A; JP5607464B2

Abstract

The objective lens unit (100) is configured as a V-shaped lens barrel unit wherein a perforated mirror (M3) with a central opening that passes imaging light or observation light that has passed through the objective lens (8) through the opening, the mirror being disposed at an angle to the optical axis of the main optical system and reflecting illumination light from the optical illumination system with the reflecting surface; an imaging aperture (32) that passes the imaging light or observation light that has passed through the opening in the perforated mirror (M3); a black dot plate (30) that disposes, on the optical axis of the illumination light impinging on the reflecting surface of the perforated mirror (M3), black dots (31a, 31b) that prevent reflection of illumination light at the surface of the objective lens (8); a lens barrel that accommodates the objective lens (8); and a lens barrel that immobilizes the black dot plate (30) are combined.

Description

Objective lens unit and ophthalmic imaging apparatus

The present invention relates to an objective lens unit used in an ophthalmologic photographing apparatus having a main optical system including an objective lens and an illumination optical system sharing the objective lens with the main optical system, and a fundus camera using the objective lens unit. The present invention relates to an ophthalmologic photographing apparatus.

In an ophthalmologic imaging apparatus such as a fundus camera, an illumination light source such as a halogen lamp or a flash is used to illuminate an eye to be examined, and an illumination light source unit that shares a main optical system objective lens for observation and imaging is arranged It has been known.

Fluorescent photography requires strong illumination light, and photography takes place at an interval of about 1 frame per second, so the illumination light source and its vicinity become extremely hot, which causes distortion of the main body case due to heat, etc. There's a problem.

In view of this problem, a configuration has been proposed in which the illumination light source unit is arranged on the upper part of the main body of the ophthalmologic photographing apparatus (Patent Document 1 below). Further, in this Patent Document 1, a complicated optical path arrangement is adopted in which the photographing optical path and the illumination optical path are crossed so that the reflection surface of the perforated mirror that reflects the illumination light faces the lower side of the apparatus.

In Patent Document 1, as a reason for adopting an optical path arrangement in which the imaging optical path and the illumination optical path intersect in this way, the reflection of the perforated mirror that reflects the illumination light in order to arrange the illumination light source unit on the main body of the ophthalmic imaging apparatus. A problem has been recognized in which the reflection of the perforated mirror is impaired by dust in a configuration in which the surface is simply directed upward.

JP-A-10-272105

Although it is considered that placing the illumination light source unit on the upper part of the main body of the ophthalmologic photographing apparatus is effective in avoiding the above-described heat problem and the dust problem, the perforated mirror as in Patent Document 1 faces downward. Then, the configuration in which the illumination optical system is bent again and the illumination light source is arranged at the top tends to be complicated and expensive, and in the optical path arrangement in which the imaging optical path intersects the illumination optical path as in Patent Document 1, the imaging light and the observation light are used. There is a problem that flare and the like are likely to enter.

Further, in an ophthalmologic photographing apparatus such as a fundus camera, in order to prevent photographing light at the time of fundus photographing from being reflected by an objective lens and affecting the photographing and observation, a black spot provided with a black spot composed of a light shielding member is provided. Placing the plate in the illumination light path is performed. The relative position of the black spot plate with respect to the optical system such as the objective lens, the photographing aperture, and the perforated mirror must be precisely set. For example, when the ophthalmic photographing apparatus is assembled, adjusted, or maintained, the parts around the objective lens are removed. When it was removed, there was a problem that the position of the black spot plate had to be precisely adjusted again.

The problem of the present embodiment is that, in the configuration in which the illumination light source unit is arranged at the upper part of the main body of the ophthalmologic photographing apparatus, a simple optical path arrangement in which the reflection surface of the perforated mirror that reflects the illumination light is directed upward is used. Eliminates the problem of mirror dust and solves the problem of the positional relationship between the black spot plate and the optical system, which prevents reflection of the objective lens during assembly, adjustment, or maintenance of the ophthalmic imaging apparatus, and makes the ophthalmic imaging apparatus simple and inexpensive. It is to be able to perform stable ophthalmic photography.

In order to solve the above problems, in the present invention, in the objective lens unit used in an ophthalmologic photographing apparatus having a main optical system including an objective lens and an illumination optical system sharing the objective lens with the main optical system, the objective It has an aperture that emits the imaging light or observation light that passes through the lens from the central aperture, and is inclined with respect to the optical axis of the main optical system, and reflects the illumination light from the illumination optical system on the reflection surface On the optical axis of the illumination optical system for making the illumination light incident on the reflecting surface of the perforated mirror and the aperture stop for allowing the imaging light or observation light that has passed through the aperture of the perforated mirror to pass. A black spot plate for arranging a black spot for preventing reflection of the illumination light on the surface of the objective lens, a first lens barrel for housing the objective lens, and a second lens barrel to which the black spot plate is fixed. A lens barrel unit integrally formed in a posture bent so that the optical axes of the main optical system and the illumination optical system intersect with each other, the objective lens, the perforated mirror, the photographing diaphragm, and the black spot plate The structure in which the positional relationship of these members is guaranteed by being assembled and integrated with the lens barrel unit is adopted.

In addition, when the objective lens unit is attached to the ophthalmologic photographing apparatus, an illumination light source unit that irradiates illumination light reflected by the reflecting surface of the perforated mirror is disposed on the upper part of the apparatus main body, and is disposed above the apparatus main body. The objective lens unit is mounted on the apparatus main body so as to face, and the illumination light of the illumination light source unit incident from above is reflected by the reflecting surface of the perforated mirror in the direction of the objective lens.

In the objective lens unit, since the objective lens, the perforated mirror, the photographing aperture, and the black spot plate are assembled and integrated with the lens barrel unit, precise positioning is necessary. It can guarantee the positional relationship between the anti-reflection black spot plate and other main optical system members, i.e. objective lens, perforated mirror, or even the aperture stop. It becomes extremely easy.

Further, in the above ophthalmologic photographing apparatus, while using a simple optical path arrangement in which the reflecting surface of the perforated mirror for arranging the illumination light source unit on the upper part of the fundus camera main body is directed upward of the apparatus in order to avoid the problem of heat generation, There is an excellent effect that the problem of dust on the perforated mirror can be avoided, the ophthalmologic photographing apparatus can be simply and inexpensively configured, and stable ophthalmic photographing can be performed.

It is explanatory drawing which showed schematic structure of the ophthalmologic imaging device which employ | adopted this invention. It is explanatory drawing which showed the structure of the lens unit of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which showed the attachment mechanism of the black spot plate of the lens unit of FIG. 1 and FIG.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described in detail based on an example of a fundus camera shown in the drawings. The fundus camera of this embodiment includes a main optical system including an objective lens and an illumination optical system that shares the objective lens with the main optical system.

1 to 3 show a schematic configuration of one embodiment of a fundus camera as an ophthalmologic photographing apparatus adopting the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of mainly an optical system of a fundus camera adopting the present invention. 2 shows the configuration of the lens unit of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 shows the mounting mechanism of the black spot plate of the lens unit of FIGS.

In this embodiment, the main features are an objective lens of the main optical system for observation and photographing, a perforated mirror that reflects illumination light coaxial with the optical axis of the main optical system, and reflection of the illumination light at the boundary surface of the objective lens. In other words, a configuration is adopted in which a black spot plate, a photographing aperture, and the like are integrated in the housing of one lens unit.

Hereinafter, the optical system of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.

In FIG. 1, symbol C indicates the outer shape of the housing of the fundus camera body, and FIG. 1 schematically shows the cross-sectional configuration of the optical system of the fundus camera.

The unit of the illumination light source unit that emits illumination light coaxial with the optical axis of the main optical system is shown in a form separated from the fundus camera body in FIG. It is mounted at the mounting position. The reason why the illumination light source unit is arranged in the upper part of the housing C is to avoid the above-described problem of heat generation.

In the illumination light source section, a lamp LA as an observation light source, a strobe SR as a photographing light source, a detachable filter F that transmits infrared light and cuts visible light, a condenser lens 1, and illuminates in the direction of the main optical system. A mirror M2 that reflects light, a condenser lens 2b, and the like are disposed.

In the mounted state of the illumination light source unit, the lamp LA is arranged with the center of the mirror M2 directed, and the light emitted from the lamp LA passes through the insertion / removal position of the filter F and the position of the strobe SR, and the condenser lens 1 is totally reflected. The light is reflected by the mirror M2 and irradiated through the condenser lens 2b toward the lower side of the housing C of the fundus camera.

The reference numeral 2a in the figure is the same as the condenser lens 2b described above, and indicates the arrangement position of the condenser lens 2b when the illumination light source is mounted.

The illumination light of the illumination light source section travels further downward through the ring slit 4a and the lens 5 for forming ring-shaped illumination. The ring slit 4a and the lens 5 are provided in the housing C. The ring slit 4a can be exchanged with several other ring slits 4b having different slit shapes according to the photographing mode by using a turret mechanism (not shown) or the like.

Furthermore, the illumination light from the illumination light source unit enters the objective lens unit 100 mounted at a predetermined position below the housing of the fundus camera.

The objective lens unit 100 mainly includes an objective lens 8, a perforated mirror M3, a black dot plate 30 for removing reflection at the boundary surface of the objective lens 8, a relay lens 7, a photographing aperture, and the like in a single lens unit housing. It is constructed integrally.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the objective lens unit 100 includes a first lens barrel (horizontal portion in the figure) that houses the objective lens 8 and a second lens barrel (in the figure) that fixes the black spot plate 30. A lens barrel unit having a shape that is integrally combined with the main optical system and the illumination optical system bent in such a manner that the optical axes of the main optical system and the illumination optical system intersect, that is, a substantially V-shaped shape.

In the objective lens unit 100, the portion of the first lens barrel that houses the objective lens 8 is oriented in the horizontal direction, and the optical axis of the second lens barrel that fixes the black spot plate 30 is the illumination light source section above the apparatus. Is mounted at a predetermined position below the housing C of the fundus camera so as to coincide with the optical axis of the illumination optical system.

The illumination light of the illumination light source section that has passed through the lens 5 passes through the black spot plate 30 having the black spot (light-shielding member) 31 for removing the reflection of the objective lens 8 and the relay lens 7, and has a hole with a hole in the center. After being reflected by the mirror (reflecting member) M3, it passes through the objective lens 8 and enters the fundus from the pupil of the eye not shown. The eye to be examined is positioned on the optical axis of the objective lens 8 by an alignment mechanism (not shown) during observation / photographing.

The configuration of the objective lens unit 100 will be described in detail later.

Reflected light (observation light or imaging light) from the fundus of the eye to be examined (not shown) is received again from the pupil of the eye to be examined through the objective lens 8, and is emitted from the center opening of the perforated mirror M3, and perforated mirror M3. The lens is stopped by a photographic stop 32 disposed behind the lens, passes through the focusing lens 9 and the variable magnification lens 10a, enters the mirror M5, and is reflected upward in the housing C. The variable magnification lens 10a can be exchanged with several variable magnification lenses 10b having other magnifications through a turret mechanism (not shown). Alternatively, the variable magnification lens 10a may be constituted by a zoom system or the like.

The observation / photographing light reflected by the mirror M5 passes through the position of the return mirror M6. The return mirror M6 is configured to be removed from the optical path via a driving unit (not shown). When the return mirror M6 is inserted in the optical path, the examiner can check the fundus of the eye to be examined through the eyepiece 50. The video can be observed. It should be noted that a field stop (not shown) for restricting the field of view at the time of photographing with the CCD cameras 26 to 24 described later may be inserted at the position of the return mirror M6.

When the return mirror M6 is removed from the optical path, the observation / photographing light passes through the field lens 21 and is reflected by the return mirror M7 (or a dichroic mirror or the like can be used) for observation (red Out) Enters the CCD camera 26. When the mirror M7 is detached from the optical path, the observation / photographing light enters the CCD camera 24 through the lens 23 and the mirror M8, and a fundus image is photographed. The (color) CCD camera 24 uses existing digital camera hardware or the like, and is attached to the fundus camera via a lens mount 24a that matches the specifications of the camera 24.

The fundus moving image or still image captured by the CCD cameras (units) 24 and 26 is recorded or displayed on a recording device or a monitor (both not shown).

In such a fundus camera, part of the illumination optical path and part of the observation photographing optical path are shared between the perforated mirror M3, which is a total reflection mirror (reflection member), and the eye to be examined. A filter F that transmits infrared light through the light source and cuts visible light is inserted into the optical path, and the fundus is illuminated by the illumination optical system. The filter F is configured so as to be able to leave the optical path when performing fundus observation with visible light.

Reflected light from the fundus enters the (infrared) CCD camera 26 via the photographing optical system, and the fundus image is observed as a moving image. When the alignment or focusing is completed, the mirror M6 is removed from the optical path, the strobe SR emits light, and the fundus image is taken by the (color) CCD camera 24. When the image is taken by the CCD camera 24, not only the mirror M6 but also the mirror M7 is removed from the optical path.

Next, the configuration related to the objective lens unit 100 of the present embodiment will be described in detail.

In the fundus camera, the photographing light at the time of fundus photographing is reflected by the objective lens 8 and the reflected light is reflected on the photographed image. In order to prevent this, a light shielding member (a black spot described later) is included in the illumination optical path. 31) is arranged at a position substantially conjugate with the position of the photographing aperture image generated by the reflected light of each surface of the objective lens.

For example, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, by arranging a black spot plate 30 made of flat glass provided with

black spots

31a and 31b on the front and back sides, the photographing aperture is reflected by the reflected light from the front and back surfaces of the objective lens 8. Prevent image formation. The

black spots

31a and 31b are configured by adhering an opaque material to the surface of the black spot plate 30, but other known structures such as a cylindrical opaque material penetrating the black spot plate 30 may be adopted.

The

black spots

31 a and 31 b need to be accurately arranged at a position conjugate with the photographing aperture 32 in the optical system including the objective lens 8 and the photographing aperture 32 in order to remove reflection on the front and back surfaces of the objective lens 8.

In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, the black dot plate 30 is incorporated in the upper incident portion of the V-shaped objective lens unit 100 and is integrated with the objective lens unit 100, so that the positional relationship with the objective lens 8 is obtained. It can be fixed in advance.

Furthermore, in this embodiment, an adjusting mechanism as shown in FIG. 3 is provided to adjust the position of the black spot plate 30 with respect to the optical axis. By providing such an adjustment mechanism, the positional relationship of the black spot plate 30 with respect to the optical axis can be accurately adjusted for each objective lens unit 100, and can be fixed in advance. The placement position can be guaranteed.

3 includes a black spot plate mount 304 that is mounted on the upper barrel (second barrel) of the objective lens unit 100 and holds the black spot plate 30. The black spot plate mount 304 shown in FIG.

The black spot plate mount 304 is screwed into the upper barrel of the objective lens unit 100 at the lower screen portion 309, and the height (position in the Q direction) of the black spot plate mount 304 is rotated by rotating the black spot plate mount 304. ) Can be adjusted. For example, if the thread pitch of the screw portion 309 is set to about 1 mm or less, the height of the black spot plate mount 304 can be precisely adjusted within one rotation.

When the height direction (Q) of the black spot plate mount 304 is determined, the black spot plate mount 304 can be fixed by the set screw 302 screwed into the screw hole 301 of the upper barrel of the objective lens unit 100. . A ring-shaped groove 303 may be cut around the barrel portion below the black spot plate mount 304 so that the fixing range of the set screw 302 can be regulated in the vertical direction (Q).

Further, the black spot plate 30 is placed on a portion of the black spot plate mount 304 formed in a dish shape, and the position in the direction (P) intersecting the optical axis is a screw hole provided in the flange on the black spot plate mount 304. It can be adjusted by a set screw 308 screwed into 307. Here, only one set screw 308 is shown in the figure for simplification, but of course, not only this set screw, but also three to four are regularly arranged around the flange on the top of the black spot plate mount 304. Therefore, the position (centering) in the direction (P) intersecting the illumination optical axis of the black spot plate 30 can be precisely adjusted using these set screws.

When the adjustment (centering) of the position in the direction (P) intersecting the illumination optical axis of the black spot plate 30 is completed, the position of the black spot plate 30 is fixed by a lock screw 305 that passes through the through hole 306 of the black spot plate 30. be able to.

The adjustment of the position of the black spot plate 30 in the Q and P directions is performed by, for example, mounting the objective lens unit 100 on a predetermined adjustment optical system (not shown) and then adjusting the positions of the

black spots

31a and 31b via the adjustment optical system. This can be done while checking.

The arrangement position of the

black dots

31a and 31b of the black spot plate 30 in the optical system including the objective lens 8 and the photographing aperture 32 needs to be adjusted precisely from the relationship of the magnification of the optical system. In the conventional configuration in which the black spot plate 30 is arranged in the fundus camera without using the objective lens unit 100 in which the black spot plate 30, the objective lens 8, and the photographing aperture 32 are integrated as in this embodiment, the fundus camera is assembled and adjusted. Alternatively, it is necessary to adjust the arrangement position of the black spot plate 30 for each fundus camera during maintenance work, and complicated work is required.

On the other hand, by using the objective lens unit 100 in which the black spot plate 30, the objective lens 8, the perforated mirror M3, and the photographing aperture 32 are integrated as in the present embodiment, the objective having the black spot plate 30 arranged accurately. The lens unit 100 can be assembled in advance. Even if it is necessary to remove the objective lens during maintenance (or repair) work or the like, in the present embodiment, the entire objective lens unit 100 may be removed from the fundus camera, and the optical system including the objective lens 8 and the photographing aperture 32 can be removed. The arrangement position of the black spot plate 30 does not have to be out of order.

As described above, by using the objective lens unit 100 in which the black spot plate 30, the objective lens 8, the perforated mirror M3, and the photographing aperture 32 are integrated as in the present embodiment, the objective lens unit 100 is positioned at a predetermined position of the fundus camera. It is possible to guarantee the precise positions of the

black spots

31a and 31b simply by incorporating them into the.

In the present embodiment, the perforated mirror M3 for reflecting the illumination light and the photographing aperture 32 are integrally incorporated in the objective lens unit 100. Therefore, the perforated mirror M3 and the objective lens 8 of the photographing aperture 32 are provided. The position relative to can also be guaranteed in a fixed manner. This makes it very easy to assemble, adjust, or maintain the fundus camera.

In particular, when the perforated mirror M3 is integrally enclosed in the objective lens unit 100, a dustproof effect can be expected, and the reflection efficiency of the perforated mirror M3 is impaired by dust, black spots and rings. The problem that the imaging state of the slit is deteriorated can be greatly reduced. Although the aperture stop is provided at the center of the photographic stop 32, this diameter is usually around 2 mm (or less), and the objective lens unit 100 of this embodiment includes the perforated mirror M3 and the photographic stop 32. Compared to the configuration in which the fundus camera is openly arranged, a considerably large dustproof effect can be exhibited.

Further, as described above, the aperture of the photographing aperture 32 is usually as small as about 2 mm (or less), and a considerable dust-proof effect can be expected even if it is left as it is, but a broken line (FIG. 1) is shown on the back of the imaging aperture 32. As described above, the dust-proof glass 32a can be arranged so that the entire V-shaped lens barrel of the objective lens unit 100 can have a dust-tight structure with higher hermeticity.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, by using the objective lens unit 100 in which the objective lens 8, the photographing aperture 32, and the black spot plate 30 are integrated with the fundus camera, the black spot plate 30 that requires precise positioning can be obtained. The positional relationship with other main optical system members, that is, the objective lens 8 and the photographing aperture 32 can be ensured, and the fundus camera can be assembled, adjusted, or maintained very easily.

Further, in order to avoid the problem of heat generation, while using a simple optical path arrangement in which the reflecting surface of the perforated mirror M3 for arranging the illumination light source unit on the upper part of the fundus camera body is directed upward of the apparatus, There are excellent effects that the problem can be avoided, the ophthalmologic photographing apparatus can be configured simply and inexpensively, and stable ophthalmic photographing can be performed.

Further, by providing an adjustment mechanism 300 for adjusting the position of the black spot plate 30 as shown in FIG. 3 and fixing it to a predetermined position, when the objective lens unit 100 is assembled in advance, the black spot is previously set for each objective lens unit 100. The position of the plate 30 can be accurately determined, and the black spot plate 30 that requires precise positioning only by incorporating the objective lens unit 100 at a predetermined position, and other main optical system members, that is, the lens 8 and the photographing aperture 32. The position of the black spot plate 30 is adjusted again even if the objective lens unit 100 is attached / detached because disassembly around the objective lens is necessary for maintenance and repair of the ophthalmologic photographing apparatus. There is a great advantage that it is not necessary.

The relative position of the black spot plate 30 must be precisely adjusted with respect to the objective lens 8, the perforated mirror M3, the photographing aperture 32, etc., while the objective lens unit 100 as a whole and other optical system parts. Is not required to be as high as the relative position of the black spot plate 30, and by adopting an integrated structure such as the objective lens unit 100 of this embodiment, the assembly, adjustment, or maintenance work of the fundus camera is simplified. Moreover, there is a great advantage that the accuracy of the relative position of the black spot plate 30 can be maintained.

In the above, a black spot plate made of a single glass plate (or a black spot plate penetrating a cylindrical black spot) with

black spots

31a and 31b made of light-shielding members attached to the front and back surfaces is exemplified. A configuration may be used in which two (or more) black spot plates each having black spots attached to the front and back sides (or another boundary surface in the case of a cemented lens) are disposed. In that case, it is preferable to use an adjustment mechanism that can adjust the arrangement position of the two (or more) black spot glasses with respect to the illumination optical axis independently of each other. In short, the configuration of the black spot plate for removing the influence of the reflection of the illumination light on the boundary surface of the objective lens 8 and the mechanism for adjusting the position thereof are arbitrary, and the fixing position of the black spot plate with respect to the lens barrel unit of the objective lens unit 100 is adjusted. The configuration of the present invention can be implemented by providing an adjusting mechanism.

C Case 1 Condenser lens 2 Mirror M

M3 Perforated mirror

4a, 4b Ring slit 5 Lens M6 Return mirror 7 Relay lens M7 Mirror 8 Objective lens 9 Focusing lens 23 Lens 24 CCD camera 30 Black spot plate 31 Black spot (light blocking member)
32 Imaging diaphragm 32a Dust-proof glass 50 Eyepiece lens 100 Objective lens unit 300 Adjustment mechanism 301 Screw hole 302 Set screw 303 Groove 304 Black spot plate mount 305 Lock screw 306 Through hole 307 Screw hole 308 Set screw 309 Screw part

Claims

In an objective lens unit used in an ophthalmologic photographing apparatus having a main optical system including an objective lens and an illumination optical system sharing the objective lens with the main optical system,
It has an opening for emitting photographing light or observation light passing through the objective lens from a central opening, and is arranged inclined with respect to the optical axis of the main optical system, and reflects the illumination light from the illumination optical system as a reflection surface. With a perforated mirror to reflect on,
A photographing aperture that allows photographing light or observation light that has passed through the aperture of the perforated mirror to pass;
A black spot plate for disposing a black spot for preventing reflection of the illumination light on the objective lens surface on the optical axis of the illumination light incident on the reflection surface of the perforated mirror;
The first lens barrel that accommodates the objective lens and the second lens barrel that fixes the black spot plate are integrally combined in a posture that is bent so that the optical axes of the main optical system and the illumination optical system intersect. Including a lens barrel unit,
An objective lens characterized in that the positional relationship of these members is ensured by assembling the objective lens, the perforated mirror, the photographing aperture stop, and the black spot plate into the barrel unit. unit.
2. The objective lens unit according to claim 1, further comprising an adjustment mechanism for adjusting a fixed position of the black spot plate with respect to the second lens barrel.
3. The objective lens unit according to claim 1, wherein a dust-proof glass is disposed behind the photographing aperture and a space constituting the optical system from the objective lens to the perforated mirror and the second lens barrel is hermetically sealed. Objective lens unit characterized by that.
The ophthalmologic photographing apparatus that uses the objective lens unit according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein an illumination light source unit that emits illumination light reflected by a reflecting surface of the perforated mirror is provided at an upper portion of the apparatus main body. The objective lens unit is mounted on the apparatus main body so as to face the upper side of the apparatus main body, and the illumination light of the illumination light source unit incident from above is reflected on the perforated mirror by the direction of the objective lens An ophthalmologic photographing apparatus characterized by being reflected by the light.