Optisoft has launched a new, enhanced version of its Frames on Faces module to take advantage of HD webcams and larger monitors.
The new version is full-screen, whatever the monitor size, which Optisoft said gave easier-to-view images and a more customer-friendly dispensing tool.
Keith Sheers, Optisoft managing director, said: 'The problem with traditional dispensing methods is that, very often, patients find it difficult to imagine themselves wearing a particular frame or the benefit of higher quality lenses. Using today's imaging technology, it's now possible to let patients see themselves on screen or in a choice of frame designs.'
He added that the images from Frames on Faces HD were double the quality of the original version. 'Using touch-screen technology, you can show the patient images of themselves wearing different frames and from different angles. Conducting the process on-screen saves time, produces superior cosmetic results and increases profits.'
Optisoft added that the module was designed for ease of use and versatility, for quick image capture, with auto-focus for clear, sharp pictures. Images can be selected or rejected at the touch of a button and displayed as full-screen or as four images per screen. The images can then be printed out so that the patient can see them on paper.
Sheers added that being able to see the frame clearly on the face could help increase dispensing revenues and contribute to greater levels of patient satisfaction.
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