Dwarf Lab

The Dwarf 3 is designed to perform exceptionally well in low-light conditions, thanks to its Sony Starvis 2 CMOS sensor and live stacking feature, which helps reduce noise and enhance clarity. This makes it ideal for observing faint celestial objects, such as nebulae or distant galaxies, even in urban areas with some light pollution.​

The Dwarf 3 excels in viewing a wide range of celestial objects, including the Moon, planets like Jupiter and Saturn, and deep-sky objects such as the Andromeda Galaxy and the Orion Nebula. Its dual-lens system (telephoto and wide-angle) provides versatility for capturing both wide-field views and more detailed shots of individual objects.

Yes, the Dwarf 3 is designed with ease of use in mind, making it perfect for beginners. Its AI-powered tracking and intuitive smartphone app allow users to easily locate and track celestial objects with minimal setup. The interface is straightforward, making the process of capturing high-quality images accessible to users of all experience levels.

Absolutely! The Dwarf 3 is specifically designed for astrophotography, with features like live stacking, object tracking, and auto-guiding. It supports 4K video recording and high-resolution image capture, making it a great tool for capturing stunning images of the night sky.

One of the key selling points of the Dwarf 3 is its portability. Weighing only around 1.35 kg, it is compact and easy to transport, making it ideal for both backyard stargazing and remote observation sites. Its size and weight allow it to fit into a backpack, and it’s compatible with most tripods, adding to its versatility as a portable telescope.