DARYOU DY-50 Intraoral Camera Dental Camera Dentists Trusted Super Clear Button Driver Included Work W/Eaglesoft Dexis More.

The work is detailed (very detailed). The summary is While the video quality for a 640x480 standard definition video capture is acceptable, it is not what the company advertises. In this article, I will review the Daryou DY-150 This camera is equipped with 50 megapixels. Amazon allows for the purchase of products. Like most USB low-resolution web cameras, the camera can easily be plugged in and used. I'm referring to this Daryou Dy- It appears the Daryou 50 camera does not actually possess 5MP or a 1600x1200 resolution based on the information provided by the camera itself and by Daryou support. Around the year. A 640x480 or smaller resolution is all it can do in terms of live video and According to what I can find out from the vendor, and after several hours of testing, this conclusion has been reached. Having worked with Caryou, I can say that I am not satisfied. CA tech support is available the same day or next day for other issues and questions, but they say it is not their responsibility to resolve questions and issues related to resolution. You might be able to use these images if you need 640x480 resolution. In contrast, they are 3X more expensive than a camera option if you do not need the button driver (it can be purchased separately from them for about $30 per PC per year for Dexis, for example). In order for the camera to work, the button driver must be licensed separately for every machine that will be attached to the camera. (The first license is included, but if you want to share and move the camera from machine to machine, you need a license for each additional machine. As soon as the button is pushed, the button driver looks for the keystrokes for the desired application and simulates them. The example would be 't' in the case of Dexis 10, and it might be more like 't' for Dexis 9. Instead of writing drivers for each application (which is very expensive and requires the developer to offer ransom payments or share revenue with an ISV Dental application), integrate the dental application into each They just need you to pick the application and they will simulate the correct keystrokes to be sent to the window of that application. I think this is a pretty clever and respectable application of a simple overall solution with some limitations that serves these sorts of needs. The benefits are It appears a lower-cost camera can be purchased separately for $30 to $40 Other major web sites charge $50 or more)
The driver software for the input devices works (tested with Dexis
The illumination is adequate with only some glare from the 6 LEDs and the color balance is considered suitable for most non-professional use. Including both clinical and nonclinical The use of references. * Cable is long enough, and attachment seems rugged* Lightweight and good balance* PC web cam interface provides versatility* Pleasant and polite technical support (listed below)* Plastic camera holder is close to mounting surface, but otherwise appears to be sufficient. Colors are generally quite good in the image overall, and auto-white balance is generally good, too The exposure and focus in the camera are mostly accurate

Cons There is no five megapixels or even 1600x1200 resolution as advertised. Only 640x480 resolution is available. This is really just a standard definition web cam with a small screen. There are no signed executables with certificates for drivers and applications, which makes installation During the first few weeks, Microsoft Defender deemed the software as malware and technical support was unable to assist.
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6 LED array can show considerable lighting reflection and hotspots when viewed up close. Use of a diffusion filter may be suitable. Note Not a water-based beverage Use of such a device intraorally in wet environments will likely shorten its useful life because it is very tight and sealed. This is very clearly indicated on Amazon and on the web site, so it's more of a con than just a limitation)
Transparent covers are very difficult to use without interfering with the image. This is nearly impossible for most if not all of these non-governmental organizations A camera that is waterproof. To function properly, the button driver must receive a license key after installation, but before the buttons will be able to be used. You might have to wait a few hours or until the next day for review. During its commissioning process, the button driver creates and terminates over one thousand threads per second. The effects of this are sometimes quite noticeable on a slow system. There are times when the focus may be soft and not as sharp as you would hope. However, most applications can be met with this without much difficulty. For the URL of the button driver, look in the box. As I received instructions to the contrary, it is not on the mini CD that comes in the box. I rated it as 5 stars if it delivered on what was said in the specifications provided, even if the imported units are much more expensive than just the actual imported units. Providing professional technical support and button driver software could add value to the product. This product would otherwise have been a 4 star product, but it is only 2 stars due to the misrepresented specifications.

Simone Lindsey

| Dec 03, 2020

You can get the ProDent in versions 0 and 2. The two cameras appear to be the same but with slightly different brand names. It has been almost a year since they were implemented. Although the image is quite sharp, it is not as sharp as that from the Icon cameras (which are also extremely sharp, but they cost This camera and the Schick I demoed do not seem to have a lot of differences. In comparison with buying from the big boys, the price is still a winning proposition if they last only one year. In my experience, it works with Dexis like this (Just search for USB foot pedal in Amazon's search box) (1) purchase a USB foot pedal from Amazon. 2) You can program it to run a string on each tap of the pedal (in the instructions that come with the pedal it's fairly clear how to do this). If you wish to string some notes, click the "String" button in the foot pedal software. There are two keys in the string the t It's time to put your hands on the wheel I use it because it's free, can be used by my hygienists without an assistant, and without having to fumble with a mouse or keyboard. Just tap once with your foot and the image is saved and a new one is being taken.

Ainsley McCann

| Mar 09, 2021

You probably already know that intraoral cameras cost more than $3,000 if you're reading these reviews. There are several reasons I love this camera, and these are just a few I will. - Using a mouse is probably necessary when taking a picture, but otherwise it is very easy to use A problem of the first world! If you would rather not spend $5000 on that, spend it instead. The problem isn't too major, you're already able to manage it if you're smart enough like to go to dental school. The promise. )*br /> It was easy to set up (up until recently we had to have our IT group hook it up, however, we now know how to do it on our own). The worst that can happen is that you have to pay your IT to set it up and you still come out cheap
- A review has been written analyzing the resolution, blah blah blah, etc. It takes great pictures. Those $140 cameras are a bit expensive, dude. This is the real deal. I recommend the pictures for patient education, documentation, and insurance claims as they are exceptionally clear. In addition to being glad that it only cost $140, you'll be very thankful if you drop it and break it. Two of my friends have been getting in touch with me I think it is great that we get 4 years out of each one. You can buy this camera, or you can make the dental representative's day by ordering the $5,000 camera.

Evie Byers

| Feb 27, 2021

Dental technician gave me a quote for a new intraoral camera and I received a $5000 quote! Our current intraoral camera has reached the end of its useful life and is on its last leg. I saw these on Amazon and noticed that they have great reviews however, my biggest concern was whether it would work with my dental software. As a user of Eaglesoft, I have no complaints. I have seen other buyers who have also used EagleSoft in the past say that it worked. Then I bought one and downloaded the driver and called Eaglesoft to find out how to get it to recognize the new intraoral camera (it takes all of 10 seconds once the driver is downloaded and you relog in to Eaglesoft) and voila! Worked for me. There is only one issue the capture button doesn't work with Eaglesoft, but I hear that if you buy the foot pedal, it will work. You will need a second person to click 'freeze' and save for each image you want to keep while opening up intraoral photos patient button (you might be able to do it yourself if you have no problem holding the camera in the patient's mouth while using the mouse). After you have taken the number of images you want, simply close out the capture image window and you will have AFTER you have selected an image you want to keep, click 'freeze' and then 'SAVE'! The images are crystal clear and it focuses on itself! There is a problem with the capture button not working with my program, and that is the only reason I am not giving it five stars. My current price of $159 allows me to buy one for each of my operations!.

Augustine Flores

| Jan 08, 2021