The DWARF mini Smart Telescope from DwarfLab captures beautiful photos of galaxies, nebulae, and planets—but unlike traditional astrophotography, it uses no bulky, expensive optical tubes and mounts. This rechargeable, book-sized, 2-pound device automatically finds and photographs celestial objects of your choosing, showing the image on your phone or tablet. It offers the same kinds of tracking, editing, and image-stacking the pros use, with exposures of up to 90 seconds for the faintest subjects and specialized filters to capture the most dramatic sights.

Tracking and Capturing

* Precise, fully automated equatorial go-to telescope

* Telephoto lens: 30mm aperture, 150mm focal length (1016mm optical telescope equivalent)

* Wide-angle lens: 30mm aperture, 6.7mm focal length (45mm optical telescope equivalent)

* Sony IMX662 and Omnivision OS02K10 1/2.8" CMOS sensors

* Exposures up to 90 seconds to gather light from faint deep-sky objects

* Base rotates 360°, camera arm tilts 220°

* Modes for deep sky, solar system, Milky Way, star trails, and daytime terrestrial use

* Filters to cut light pollution, enhance nebulae, and isolate hydrogen alpha, hydrogen beta, and oxygen III bandwidths

Use and Handling

* App on smartphone or tablet controls finding and tracking celestial objects and displays imagery

* 1920 x 1080 image resolution