DWARFLAB smart telescope, empowered by advanced technology, opens up a world of diverse perspectives for users, capturing the wonders of life. No guidance or experience needed, it's ready to use out of the box.
Wireless Connection
Use the App to connect wirelessly with DWARFLAB smart telescope, enabling not only precise control but also making the shooting process more flexible and efficient.
Astrophotography
The App features an in-built star atlas, allowing you to simply tap on the celestial you desire to proceed with automatic star tracking and enjoy real-time image stacking. You can also adjust the astro curves and personalize the color grading to create your own 4K astronomical images.
In-App Post Processing
Capture, select, stack, and enhance — all in one seamless workflow for astrophotography. Supports both onboard stacking and cloud-based processing, with multi-format export options to make every astro image crisp and brilliant.
Motion Tracking
You can freely select the target to track on the shooting interface, enjoying the flexibility of manual selection; or you can use the telescope's automatic recognition function, which intelligently identifies tracks, and starts recordings, easily capturing dynamic scenes such as bird predation, flights, and sports close-ups.
Gigapixel Panorama
Simply set the shooting range and tap to start — with one-click stitching, you can create extremely detailed and vast panoramic images, supporting deep zoom and experiencing an unprecedented level of detail richness.
Time-Lapse Photography
Capture the flow and changes of time, recording the hustle and bustle of traffic, the blooming and wilting of flowers. Combined with astronomical tracking functions, it can also record the trajectory of the sun, solar/lunar eclipses, and the star trails.
Good Quality, minor tracking issues, atlas QoL update suggestions
Black Pyrite
The app itself can be mildly clunky at times, but not that insane. I'd call it decent quality overall. The camera itself works good, especially for the price. It does, unfortunately, struggle to track Azimuth objects like Pinwheel or M13 though, it works much better on lower large sky objects. I've taken numerous good quality image stacks under rural skies between city and town light domes. I also wish DL would give us a "manual" auto tracking mode. I haven't found one if there is, and what I mean is that after I point it at a random section of sky, we can set the camera to auto-track that random section. Regardless, the DWARF 3 is definitely worth the buy and I would definitely recommend to any person wanting to give deep sky imaging a run. The Atlas is nice to, because I can use other apps to find an object and then search it in the atlas. I would also like it if DL would consider adding a cardinal (North, South, East, West) directional indicator for their Atlas objects. Right now the Atlas only gives degrees. A direction indicator could save some time for amateurs who are learning the sky and let them disregard objects that might be behind trees or buildings they are near.
Enjoying Astronomy Again!
...Jason...
Such an amazing little device produced by an extremely professional company that actually seeks the advice and opinions of its users. Dwarf has definitely replaced my previous Astro photography setup. This makes life so easy and I can just take five minutes to go outside and get everything set up before I am taking photos. The app, like others is not without occasional issues, but the company listens to feeds back and responds almost immediately with fixes and updates to take care of the problems. I couldn’t be more pleased, money well spent.!
Freezes and a Horrible Telescope Exp
Spazzattack276
I got the telescope expecting nice things, but I won’t hold the app accountable for my buyer’s remorse. But the app itself was one of the main selling points and this app, by itself, is cancer on my phone. I have to reboot the program after every session if the camera loses the connection. It’s frozen, no features are tappable. It’s also not uncommon for an entire reboot of iOS after a session. That’d be cool if the app was anything more than a glorified 720p selfie stick. It lacks an intuitive viewing mode. Focus never works, it seems unresponsive with no feedback. It may be skill or more reading up, but my iPhone takes better, more detailed pictures. Looking with the naked eye shouldn’t give the most detail while viewing. I don’t know how tied the app team is to their hardware, but it’s been my worst regrettable purchase and worst regrettable app that I’ve downloaded in several years.
This is an amazing little telescope
Imunuri
App is pretty easy to use. I can see how it would get complicated trying to find tune everything but this is an amazing little telescope/camera and I’ve had no problems with the app. Very straightforward, I was taking amazing pictures within 20 minutes of getting acquainted with the app. I read a lot of bad reviews of the app after buying the telescope and got scared, but I’m very impressed. Nothing better than sitting in a warm house on a cold night looking at the stars and taking photos.The telescope has one of the best calibrators I’ve ever used on a telescope.
1. Photonverse: Meet creators and share inspiration.
2. Star Party: Collaborate to capture the stunning universe.
3. Added DWARF Voice Assistant.
4. Schedule: Copy, edit, and identify device tasks.
5. Mega Stack: Multiple mosaic groups and filter stacks.
6. Joystick: Drag or numeric speed control.
Version 3.4.1
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