The Next Generation of Automated Mole Mapping Systems – The New FotoFinder ATBM master
Total Body Mapping and Dermoscopy become now Total Body Dermoscopy
The Evolution of Revolution
The ATBM master redefines Automated Total Body Mapping. FotoFinder’s revolutionary RAW image processing and cross-polarized lighting technology allows for spectacular visualization of the skin.
The ATBM master introduces a streamlined workflow that significantly reduces the time required compared to traditional Total Body Photography, enabling physicians to offer skin imaging even in busy practices.
The ATBM master captures high-resolution, cross-polarized photos in RAW image format for superior image quality. The proprietary, computer-controlled PolFlash XE provides cross-polarized lighting to eliminate glare on medical skin images and studio lighting for aesthetic treatment documentation. The integrated medicam 1000s camera allows providers to capture outstanding dermoscopy photos.
Mosaic View
A smart way to look at patient's skin.
True video dermoscopy with medicam 1000s
Seamlessly integrated Full HD video camera with CrystalView technology and optical live zoom.
Directly linked overview and micro images.
Mobile ATBM tower with automatic camera lift
Automatic camera lift for even faster imaging and durable FotoFinder high-performance quality hardware.
Easy to Use Interface
Guided Photography Templates make it easy to standardize photography.
High resolution images with PolFlash XE
High resolution camera system with the proprietary PolFlash XE xenon flash. RAW-processed whole body photos, cross-polarized and non-polarized.
Powerful Q-Processor
The heart of the ATBM master, the Q-Processor powers all features to ensure maximum performance.
Total Body Dermoscopy
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Automated total body mapping with the ATBM Master can be completed in less than three minutes and easily integrated into a dermatologic practice. The automatic camera lift positions the high-resolution DSLR camera at the correct levels and captures several photos of each side of a patient in quick succession. Individual spots are tagged by the physician for dermoscopy imaging. During follow-up visits, sequential photos can be compared on-screen by the provider.
Using the "two-step method of digital follow-up" with total body mapping and digital dermoscopy, the medicam 1000s camera—made in Germany at FotoFinder’s headquarters — provides excellent dermoscopy images from 20X to 140X magnification with autofocus at every level. Its detachable D-Scope 4 lens allows for high-quality clinical imaging, making the medicam 1000s even more versatile. The D-Scope IV, with twin light, supports both polarized and non-polarized dermoscopy.
