DWARFLAB Smart Telescope AP 30/150 mini

The DWARFLAB Smart Telescope AP 30/150 mini

lets you explore the cosmos in just a few minutes. It calibrates itself automatically, finds objects you select and keeps them precisely in view. Effortlessly capture breathtaking details of moon craters, distant galaxies, luminous nebulae and our Milky Way at wide angle.

The DWARF mini uses the Makera sensor Sony in the telephoto lens. IMX662

• Format: 1/2.8 inch
• Pixel size: 2.9 µm
• Resolution: 1920 × 1080 (Full HD / 2 MP)
• Up to 90 seconds exposure time

The files are available in the following format depending on the operating mode:

• Photo: JPG
• Video: MP4
• Astronomy mode: FITS/TIFF

The DWARF mini has a built-in filter system - precisely tailored to typical astrophotography scenarios:

• Dark frame filter: Automatically captures so-called "dark frames" to eliminate sensor noise, thermal artifacts and "hot pixels" during long exposures - simplifies post-processing and improves image quality.
• Astro filter (430-690 nm transmission): The broadband filter attenuates UV and infrared.
• It improves contrast; well suited for deep-sky objects such as galaxies and star clusters
• . Dual Narrow-Band Filter (Hα 656.3 nm & O III 500.7 nm): Line filter allows light from hydrogen (Hα) and oxygen (O III) emissions to pass through while blocking interfering light. Ideal for emission nebulae in light pollution or moonlight

. Wide-angle image with OmniVision sensor OS02K10

• 3.4 mm lens emitting 6.7 mm focal length
• Format: 1/2.8 inch
• Pixel size: 2.9 µm
• Resolution: 1920 × 1080 (Full HD / 2 MP)
• Up to 30 seconds exposure time

Stellar Studio
In the associated app: The app adds ("stacks") the individual shots to create a composite image. This method improves the signal-to-noise ratio, so that even a relatively short exposure time results in impressive images. The app performs automatic star correction, noise reduction and other detail enhancements

. MegaStack
The app allows you to combine images from several nights into one image.

The telescope can be rotated 360° in azimuth and 225° in elevation. Once set up, it can therefore reach any desired point in the sky. The internal memory of 64 GB allows long exposure times. The data can be transferred via WLAN or the Type-C cable. The WLAN has an outdoor range of approx. 15 meters.

The 7000mAH battery has a runtime of approx. 4 hours. It can be charged using the enclosed Type-C cable. This takes around 100 minutes.