DwarfLab DWARF mini Smart Telescope

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

Live-stacking capability for images with enhanced color and detail

Frame-by-frame filtering inspects and removes unwanted frames

Program unattended overnight photography

Use images from multiple nights in stacking

Customized calibration for darks, bias, and flats

Stellar Studio auto-correct for 3-second upgrade

Export RAW files to Photoshop, Siril, or PixInsight to unlock full potential

Rechargeable battery, 4-hour runtime

Tripod mountable