Observatory power, ready for the road. DRACO packs serious deep-sky imaging capability into a genuinely portable smart telescope, so you're not choosing between performance and packability anymore.
Two cameras, two jobs, one telescope. A 90 mm aperture telephoto lens delivers a 1200 mm equivalent focal length at 50MP for deep sky and planetary targets, while a wide-angle camera at 23.3 mm equivalent and an 85.74° diagonal field of view keeps the bigger picture in frame.
Built for long exposures. Single-frame exposures run up to 300 seconds with built-in guiding, and 2x2 pixel binning produces roughly 12MP at 2.4 micron effective pixels for deep sky work, while native 1x1 readout keeps planetary imaging crisp.
Calibration that happens without you. Built-in flat, bias, and automatic dark frame calibration take one more manual step off your imaging checklist.
Narrowband imaging, right out of the box. The Standard Edition includes a built-in astronomy filter plus an Hα+O III dual-narrowband filter; the SHO Edition adds an S II+O III dual-narrowband filter for fully automated Hubble Palette processing.
All-metal build, smart connections. An all-metal base and frame keep things stable in the field, with NFC auto-connection, USB 3.0, and Ethernet-ready USB connectivity for getting your setup online fast.
A full night on one charge. The 10,000 mAh battery is good for roughly 5 hours of runtime, backed by an included aluminum tripod and equatorial mode for tracking that actually holds.
An app that does the heavy lifting. The DWARFLAB app handles automatic target location, autofocus, and calibration, with GoTo tracking and stacking, Auto and Pro modes for any skill level, live stacking with real-time calibration, and Stellar Studio post-processing tools covering enhancement, star correction, noise reduction, star reduction, star removal, star extraction, star spikes, and Hubble Palette effects.
More than a solo hobby. PhotonLink remote control, scheduled unattended shooting, Astro Mosaic imaging up to 1.8x wider or taller, Solar System Mode, Star Trail and Milky Way modes, and PhotonVerse community sharing bring Star Party features like CoStack and CoMosaic into reach.
Export however you work. Save your results as JPG, PNG, TIFF, or FITS, so your files are ready for whatever processing pipeline you already use.