Professional

Deep-Sky Imaging, Simplified for Everyone

Featuring a 90mm large aperture, flagship telephoto sensor, and automatic dew prevention—packed into a portable 5.5 kg system built for any skill level.

Why Draco Belongs Under Every Sky?

Professional-grade deep-sky imaging designed for effortless field use.

Key Features

90mm Light-Gathering Optics:

Captures faint deep-sky nebulae and distant galaxies with unmatched clarity.

Dual-Camera System:

Telephoto and wide-angle sensors work simultaneously to frame the sky while targeting details.

300s Guided Exposures:

Built-in guide scope holds tracking pin-sharp for clean, long-exposure shots.

All-Weather Field Readiness:

Active sensor cooling, automatic dew prevention, and IP56 protection keep you shooting all night.

5.5 kg Grab-and-Go Design:

Integrated body with a 5-hour battery pack for seamless transport to dark-sky locations.

Q&A

Choosing Draco
Which model should I choose: Standard or SHO Edition?
  • Standard Edition: Best for true-color RGB imaging of deep-sky targets, the Moon, planets, and dark-sky vistas under low-to-moderate light pollution.
  • SHO Edition: Best for heavy urban light pollution (Bortle 6–9), utilizing narrowband filters (SII, H-alpha, OIII) to capture faint nebulae with Hubble-palette clarity.
Can I upgrade the Standard Edition to SHO capabilities later?

The internal filter hardware is fixed at manufacturing. Choose the SHO Edition if you primary shoot from bright city environments or want dedicated narrowband capture.

What is included in the package for each version?

Both editions include the Draco body, built-in battery, guide scope, tripod, and travel case. The SHO Edition adds integrated narrowband filter hardware and dedicated app profiles.

Q&A

Imaging Capability & Use Cases
What celestial objects can Draco capture?

Deep-sky nebulae, galaxies, star clusters, planets, the Moon, and wide Milky Way vistas using simultaneous dual-lens framing.

Can I shoot under heavy city light pollution?

Yes. The Standard Edition uses built-in duo-band filters to reduce urban glow, while the SHO Edition blocks city light pollution almost entirely for deep-sky imaging.

How does Draco achieve long-exposure tracking without trails?

Its integrated guide scope and automated tracking balance allow stable single exposures up to 300 seconds for high detail in dim objects.

Is Draco suitable for solar, daytime, or wide-sky time-lapses?

Yes. Using the dual-camera setup (telephoto + wide-angle), you can frame wide-sky scenes, shoot time-lapses, or image daytime/solar targets with proper safety filters.