The DWARF 3 Smart Telescope features a dual-lens design, combining a telephoto lens optimized for deep-sky object imaging with a wide-angle lens for capturing panoramic sky views. This versatile optical system enables users to seamlessly switch between detailed imaging of galaxies and nebulae and expansive star field observations, ensuring a comprehensive and adaptable stargazing experience.
You can scroll down to the end of this article to view a video review of the DWARF 3 Smart Telescope by the team at High Point Scientific.
The DWARF 3 smart telescope is equipped with a Sony IMX678 sensor, a member of Sony’s STARVIS 2 series, designed for superior low-light performance. With larger 2µm pixels, this sensor enhances sensitivity and noise reduction, making it especially well-suited for astrophotography in low-light conditions. The IMX678 sensor delivers an 8.3-megapixel resolution (3840×2160), ensuring high-quality, detailed images of celestial objects.
Integrating AI-powered features, the DWARF 3 offers automatic star-finding, precise object tracking, and real-time image stacking, significantly simplifying the astrophotography process. These intelligent systems reduce the need for manual adjustments, providing a seamless, hands-off imaging experience for users of all skill levels.
The telescope is controlled via a dedicated smartphone app, offering a user-friendly interface for image capture, processing, and sharing. This intuitive control system streamlines the astrophotography workflow, making the DWARF 3 an accessible option for both beginners and experienced astroimagers.
For extended use, the DWARF 3 features an internal rechargeable battery with USB-C compatibility, ensuring uninterrupted operation during prolonged observation sessions. Combining cutting-edge sensor technology, AI-driven automation, and ease of use, the DWATRF 3 smart telescope is a powerful tool for capturing stunning images of the night sky.
The DWARF 3 smart telescope specifications include:
– Telephoto Lens: Aperture: 35 mm
– Telephoto Lens: Focal Length: 150 mm
– Telephoto Lens: Focal Ratio: f/4.3
– Telephoto Lens: Equivalent Focal Length: 737 mm
– Telephoto Lens: Field of View: 2.9° x 1.7°
– Wide-Angle Lens Aperture: 3.4 mm
– Wide-Angle Lens Focal Length: 6.7 mm
– Wide-Angle Lens Equivalent Focal Length: 45 mm
– Wide-Angle Lens Field of View: 45° x 25°
– Imaging Sensor: Sony IMX678 STARVIS 2
– Resolution: 8.3 megapixels (3856 x 2180)
– Pixel Size: 2 µm
– Telephoto Lens Filter: VIS, Astro, Dual-band
– Wide-Angle Lens Filger: Astro (suitable for both day and night use)
– Battery: Capacity: Built-in 10,000 mAh
– Charging: Supports external USB charging
– Internal Storage: 128 GB eMMC
– Expandable Storage: Supports up to 512 GB
– Shooting Modes: Photo, Video, Astro, Panorama, Burst, Timelapse (available for both Telephoto and Wide-Angle lenses)
– Neural Processing Unit (NPU Performance): 5 TOPS (Trillion Operations Per Second)
– Telephoto Lens: Maximum Resolution of K at 30 fps; 1080p at 60 fps
– Connectivity: NFC one-touch connection
– Astro Plan: Plan and auto-capture scheduling
– Object Tracking: AI-powered object tracking
– Panorama Mode: Automated panorama shooting with gigapixel resolution
– Dimensions: 222 x 142 x 65 mm
– Weight: 1.3 kg (2.9 lbs.)
You can learn more about the DWARF 3 smart telescope here.
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